Children, television and sex-role stereotyping

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Author

Frederick Williams

Contributions

LaRose, Robert. - Contributor
Frost, Frederica. - Contributor

Publication

1981 - ABC-CLIO, LLC, New York, United States

Language

English

Word Count

40,250 words, Guess

Page Count

161 pages

Identifiers

Internet Archivechildrentelevisi0000will
ISBN-100030583039
ISBN-139780030583032
Goodreads5124084
Library of Congress Control Number80027500

and 3 more

OCLC Control Number7171750
Better World Books9780030583032
Open LibraryOL22186129M

Classifications

LCCHQ784.T4 W488
LCCHQ784.T4W488

Subjects

Topics

Kind Sekserol Kinderen Sex role Televisie Fernsehen Stereotyp

Other Editions

Children, television and sex-role stereotypingABC-CLIO, LLC1981-01-01

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