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| + | '''Radio''' is an [[audiovisual communication media]] and psychologists have studied it, particularly as it is used as a form of [[mass media]] and a source of [[news media|news]]. |
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| + | ==Uses of radio in education== |
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| + | ==Uses of radio in propganda== |
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| + | ==Uses of radio in entertainment== |
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| + | *[[Telecommunications media]] |
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| + | [[Category:Audiovisual communications media]] |
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Radio is an audiovisual communication media and psychologists have studied it, particularly as it is used as a form of mass media and a source of news.