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25 The data were collected and analyzed by Hazel Gaudet, staff member of the Office of Radio Research.
CHARACTERISTICS OF RADIO-NEWS AUDIENCE 243 and scholarship, as ascertained from the records of the school. Table 41 gives in the first column the proportion of children naming a commentator as a favorite program, and in the second column the proportion mentioning straight news bulletins 5 the third column shows the proportion of TABLE 41. PROPORTION OF HIGH-SCHOOL STUDENTS MENTIONING COM- MENT...ATOR (c) AND NEWS BULLETINS (N) AMONG FAVORITE PROGRAMS a. On Different Levels of Scholarship Per cent menti o n ing Per cent mentioning Ratio : Number Scholarship High commentators 2O. O neivs bulletins IO. O C/(N + C) 67 of cases Average 6 7 I 3 O w 1A.
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'J*T . 32 IJ. Q Per cent mentioning commentators Per cent mentioning neivs bulletins Ratio : Number of cases C/(N + C) 10. 2 12. 2 . 46 9 8 7-4 8. 3 14. 4 I6. 7 34 33 243 84 b. On Different Levels of Intelligence Intelligence quotient 1 20 or more .
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25 The data were collected and analyzed by Hazel Gaudet, staff member of the Office of Radio Research.
CHARACTERISTICS OF RADIO-NEWS AUDIENCE 243 and scholarship, as ascertained from the records of the school. Table 41 gives in the first column the proportion of children naming a commentator as a favorite program, and in the second column the proportion mentioning straight news bulletins 5 the third column shows the proportion of TABLE 41. PROPORTION OF HIGH-SCHOOL STUDENTS MENTIONING COM- MENT...ATOR (c) AND NEWS BULLETINS (N) AMONG FAVORITE PROGRAMS a. On Different Levels of Scholarship Per cent menti o n ing Per cent mentioning Ratio : Number Scholarship High commentators 2O. O neivs bulletins IO. O C/(N + C) 67 of cases Average 6 7 I 3 O w 1A.
260 Low .
7. 4.
* 3w IS. 4.
'J*T . 32 IJ. Q Per cent mentioning commentators Per cent mentioning neivs bulletins Ratio : Number of cases C/(N + C) 10. 2 12. 2 . 46 9 8 7-4 8. 3 14. 4 I6. 7 34 33 243 84 b. On Different Levels of Intelligence Intelligence quotient 1 20 or more .
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