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Based on the text discussion, which of the following statements best characterizes the
  historical progression of studies in media effects?


 
 

a. the dawn of TV came firstfollowed by the hypodermic needle model of mass
  communicationfollowed by the limited effects model of mass communication
  b. the limited effects model of mass communication came firstfollowed by the
  dawn of TVfollowed by the hypodermic needle model of mass communication
  c. the limited effects model of mass communication came firstfollowed by the
  hypodermic needle model of mass communicationfollowed by the dawn of TV
  d. the dawn of TV came firstfollowed by the limited effects model of mass
  communicationfollowed by the hypodermic model of mass communication
  e. the hypodermic needle model of mass communication came firstfollowed by
  the limited effects model of mass communicationfollowed by the dawn of TV
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