Walter J. Lonner

Introduction
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1985 16: 259-261. [PDF]  

Tannis MacBeth Williams

Implications of a Natural Experiment in the Developed World for Research on Television in the Developing World
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1985 16: 263-287. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Barbara J. Newton and Elizabeth B. Buck

Television as Significant Other: Its Relationship to Self-Descriptors in Five Countries
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1985 16: 289-312. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Gary Granzberg

Television and Self-Concept Formation in Developing Areas: The Central Canadian Algonkian Experience
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1985 16: 313-328. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Gary O. Coldevin and Thomas C. Wilson

Effects of a Decade of Satellite Television in the Canadian Arctic: Euro-Canadian and Inuit Adolescents Compared
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1985 16: 329-354. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Walter J. Lonner, Robert M. Thorndike, Norma E. Forbes, and Clark Ashworth

The Influence of Television on Measured Cognitive Abilities: A Study with Native Alaskan Children
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1985 16: 355-380. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Gavriel Salomon

The Study of Television in a Cross-Cultural Context
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 1985 16: 381-397. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

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