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Mass Communication Research - An Introduction

Joseph Adepoju Tejumaiye
University Of LagosDepartment Of Mass Communication
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Length: 240 Pages 13 Chapters
Author: Prof. Joseph Adepoju Tejumaiye
Publisher: Sceptre Limited
Released: 2025-02-26
Category: Text Books - Text Books
ISBN: 978-2993-63-8
This book is about research, with particular focus on Mass Communication Research. The book uses the Social Sciences Research Methodologies to situate how to conduct research. This 11 chapters, 240-page book, examines topical Mass Communication themes such as elements of research, the History of Communication Research and the major Actors in the process. Other topics discussed are sampling, research procedures, basic statistics in mass communication research.
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