Flesch readability formula applied to television programs
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1954 · Volume 39 · Issue 1
Abstract
A Flesch readability analysis was made of eight daytime adult interest programs and twenty-five evening once-a-week network TV programs. Both types of program used audible vocabularies that were relatively simple and contained relatively large amounts of human interest. Although the Reading Ease and Human Interest scores were significantly correlated, neither was correlated significantly with Telepulse ratings. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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