Communication Institute for Online Scholarship
 		Communication Institute for Online Scholarship Continous online service and innovation since 1986
Site index
  
ComAbstracts Visual Communication Concept Explorer Tables of Contents Electronic Journal of Communication ComVista

Question 26

In early American history, the public display of emotion -- jubilant laughing, weeping, and violent rage -- was indulged. At which point in American history did the public display of emotion become suppressed?

Reference: Kasson, J. (1990). Rudeness & civility: Manners in ___ urban America. NY: The Noonday Press.

Select an answer:


In the 17th century
In the 18th century
In the 19th century
In the 20th century