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| Communication Monographs |
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| Volume 76(3), 2009 |
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La, France, Betty H., Henningsen, David D., Oates, Aubrey, and Shaw, Christina M. |
Social-sexual interactions?: Meta-analyses of sex differences in perceptions of flirtatiousness, seductiveness, and promiscuousness. |
263-285 |
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| | Scholars have assessed the degree to which heterosexual men and women make differential judgments of flirtatiousness, seductiveness, and promiscuousness during cross-sex interactions | |
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gender
cognition
nonverbal
interpersonal
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Levine, Timothy R., Asada, Kelli J., and Carpenter, Chris |
Sample sizes and effect sizes are negatively correlated in meta-analyses: Evidence and implications of a publication bias against nonsignificant findings. |
286-302 |
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| | Meta-analysis involves cumulating effects across studies in order to qualitatively summarize existing literatures | |
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methodology
higher education
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Holbert, R. Lance, and Benoit, William L. |
A theory of political campaign media connectedness. |
303-332 |
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| | The study of political mass communication information outlet effects has been dominated by two types of studies, those which focus on a single outlet and those which look at the comparative influence of multiple outlets | |
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broadcasting and media
politics and government
theory
radio
debate
television
print journalism
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Smith, Rachel A., and Boster, Franklin J. |
Understanding the influence of others on perceptions of a message's advocacy: Testing a two-step model. |
333-350 |
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| | Asch proposed that contextual information changes how people interpret objects under evaluation | |
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persuasion
cognition
metaphor
rhetoric
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Tutzauer, Frank, and Elbirt, Benjamin |
Entropy-based centralization and its sampling distribution in directed communication networks. |
351-375 |
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| | This article proposes a new measure of network centralization and reports the results of a simulation designed to determine the sampling distribution of the proposed measure | |
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methodology
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