A broad search of the scientifically relevant literature on television and human behavior began in the fall of 1973 and extended over a year; the search concentrated on the literature since 1960, although it attempted to include all significant earlier works. In addition, special emphasis was placed on obtaining very recent, hard to locate, and infrequently referenced items, including various Congressional hearings, the reports of various national commissions and special committees, and noteworthy journalism synthesizing or commenting on the scientific literature. The more than 2,000 items located are first presented in a "master bibliography," and each is described by key words in terms of topics and in the case of empirical work, methodology. The master bibliography is followed by 11 specialized bibliographies. The first 10 of these specialized bibliographies deal with substantive topics. The eleventh collates current items, defined as citations bearing 1974 or 1975 dates or labeled "in press." The 10 substantive specialized bibliographies represent the topics in terms of which the literature is analyzed for the larger evaluation, for which the bibliography was compiled. They are defined and discussed in the introduction, where other procedural details and various symbols and terms are also explained. (Author/HB)