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Volume 61, Number 4, 1997

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Editorial Report: 1993-97
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Reality Bites: News Exposure and Economic Opinion
pp. 555-575(21)
Authors: BRANDON HALLER, H.; NORPOTH, HELMUT

Does Conversational Interviewing Reduce Survey Measurement Error?
pp. 576-602(27)
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The Effect of Spouse Presence on Appraisals of Emotional Support and Household Strain
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Trends: Racial Differences in Attitudes Toward the Police
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Authors: TUCH, STEVEN A.; WEITZER, RONALD

Index to Volume 61, 1997
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