一、中文部分
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杜麗芳（民國73年），「台灣地區民眾收看電視新聞與氣象報告的動機與行為之研 究」，碩士論文，台北：政治大學新聞研究所。
徐佳士、楊孝濚、潘家慶（民國64年），「台灣地區民眾傳播行為研究」，台北：
政治大學新聞研究所。
陳以瑚（民國71年），「台北市民收看電視動機之研究」，碩士論文，台北：政治 大學新聞研究所。
楊孝濚（民國64年），「大專學生傳播媒介評價、動機與現代化程度」，台北：廣 播與電視，第27期。
楊孝濚（民國68年），「在學青年收視電視節目型態之分析」，台北：廣播與電 視，第36期。
潘家慶、王石番和謝瀛春（民國75年），「台灣地區民眾傳播行為研究」，台北：
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潘家慶、王石番（民國85年），「台灣地區民眾傳播行為研究（1993）」，台北：
行政院國家科學委員會。
劉貞秀（民國84年），「有線電視新聞類型節目的使用與滿足研究」，碩士論文，
台北：輔仁大學大眾傳播研究所。
鄭瑞城、陳世敏（民國71年），「電視使用程度與使用動機之研究──以台北市十 八歲以上成人為例」，台北：新聞局專題研究報告。
鄭瑞城、曠湘霞（民國72年），「台灣地區成人收看電視的動機與行為之研究」，
台北：專題研究報告。
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