<b>The International Journal of Listening</b>
The Journal of The
International Listening Association
Volume 1 Spring, 1987 Number 1
 
CONTENTS
 
A Beginning, and an Editor Anticipates Voncile M. Smith
 1
 
Listening --Ubiquitous Yet Obscure James I. Brown
3
 
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Manipulation versus Persuasion Ralph G. Nichols
15
 
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  Listening and persuasion
 
Someone Should do Something About That
(A Comment About Listening Research)		 Carl H. Weaver
 44
 
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A Study of Effective and Ineffective
Listening Dyads Using the Systems
Theory Principle of Entropy

Steven C. Rhodes

 29
 
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Contributions of Humanistic Psychology
to Listening: Past, Present, and Future		 T. Dean Thomlison

54
 
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William Waack 78
 
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Listening Theory In Modern Rhetorical
Thought		 James J. Floyd
Robin G. Reese		 87
 

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Listening: The Influence of Neuro-Linguistic
Cues on the Retention of Information

Robert O. Hirsch 103
 
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The Effects of Pausing and Listening
Ability on Retention of a Spoken Message
 Todd J. Rasmuson 114
 
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A Factor Analytic Study of Four
Listening Tests		 Margaret Fitch Hauser
Adele Hughes
 129
 
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