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Cultivation effects of Saudi newspapers on estimates of expatriate crime
For years, scholarly work examined the media effects on audience and how they view and understand the world. In particular, media can play a role in shaping how an individual views crime and criminals. Using cultivation theory, this study examines the effects of Saudi Arabian print media (newspapers...
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2016
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