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侯友宜(2006)。〈全心修鍊警紀警技專業執法為民服務〉,《警光雜誌》,第603期,P8-11。
胡幼偉(1998)。《傳播訊息的第三人效果:理論探源與實證研究》。台北:五南。
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陳瑞南(2003)。《警界需要一個李國鼎》。台北:警光雜誌社出版。
國策院(2006年4月2日)。〈8成民眾不滿治安現狀〉,《蘋果日報》,頁A4。
梁國輝(2005)。〈全民拼治安帶頭衝 蘇部長的行動理念〉,《警光雜誌》,第585期,p10-15。
蔡炯青、黃偉俐(2001年7月)。〈核四的民意看過來:對「多數意見無知」與「穿衣鏡式認知」之比較分析〉,「中華傳播學會年會2001香港年會」,香港。
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羅文輝、牛隆光(2003)。〈自尊、第三人效果與對限制媒介支持度的關連性研究〉,《新聞學研究》,第75期,P141-167。警政署(2001)。《風紀教育手冊(四)》。台北:內政部警政署。
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