An examination of students' attitudes toward television as a medium of instruction in a psychology course
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1955 · Volume 40 · Issue 1
Abstract
74 students enrolled in an elementary psychology course taught through 2 weekly television sessions and 2 weekly discussion-group sessions were asked (1) whether they would take another course using television and (2) whether the on-campus discussion added anything. 70% of the Ss answered YES to the first question, and 42% answered YES to the second. Open-ended responses revealed reasons for the answers given. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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