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| Communication Reports |
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| Volume 8(2), 1995 |
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Floyd Kory, and Parks, Malcolm R. |
Manifesting closeness in the interactions of peers: A look at siblings and friends. |
69-76 |
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| | Explores relational closeness by examining three interactions of 233 volunteers | |
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gender
disclosive behavior
shared activities
verbal behavior
relational closeness
siblings
friends
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Anderson Peter A., Eloy, Sylvie V., Guerrero, Laura K., and Spitzberg, Brian H. |
Romantic jealousy and relational satisfaction: A look at the impact of jealousy experience and expression. |
77-85 |
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| | Survey of 346 individuals in dating or marital relationships to ascertain the combined effect of jealousy experience and expression | |
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jealousy
romantic relationships
jealousy experience
jealousy expression
cognitive jealousy
active distancing
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Turner Lynn H., Dindia, Kathryn, and Pearson, Judy C. |
An investigation of female/male verbal behaviors in same-sex and mixed-sex conversations. |
86-96 |
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| | Uses the Kraemer-Jacklin statistic to compare the speech behavior of men and women in same-sex and mixed-sex dyads | |
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gender
verbal behavior
interruptions
overlaps
justifiers
intensifiers
agreement
vocalized pauses
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Lang Annie, Sias, Patricia M., Chantrill, Patty, and Burek, Jennifer A. |
Tell me a story: Narrative elaboration and memory for television. |
102-110 |
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| | Investigates audio and visual narrative structure and its effect on memory | |
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audio narrative
visual narrative
memory
message
narrative elaboration
television viewing
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Robinson James D., and Skill, Thomas. |
The invisible generation: Portrayals of the elderly on prime-time television. |
111-119 |
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| | Examines portrayal of the elderly (65+) on primetime television since the 1970s | |
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television characters
age
elderly
prime-time television
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Di Battista, Patrick, and Abrahams, Matthew. |
The role of relational information in the production of deceptive messages. |
120-127 |
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| | Tests the hypothesis that access to plans and plan production would be affected by relational knowledge by observing individuals as they formulated plans to deceive their partner, their friend, or a stranger | |
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deception
relational information
planning
filled pauses
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Rogan Randall G. |
Language intensity: Testing a content-based metric. |
128-135 |
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| | Compares results of two versions of a content-based metric designed to test the intensity of naturalistic discourse | |
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language intensity
verbal intensity
naturalistic discourse
intensifiers
metaphor
syllables
methodology
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Boster Franklin J., Kazoleas, Dean, Levine, Timothy, Rogan, Randall G., and Kang, Kil Ho. |
The impact of power on communicative persistence, strategic diversity and bargaining outcomes. |
136-144 |
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| | Explores the role of power on bargaining, specifically looking at its effects on communicative persistence and the diversity of compliance-gaining strategies used | |
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power
bargaining
compliance gaining
persistence
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Braithwaite Dawn O. |
Ritualized embarrassment at "coed" wedding and baby showers. |
145-157 |
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| | Uses coed baby and wedding showers as a setting for examining ritualized embarrassment | |
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embarrassment
rituals
baby showers
wedding showers
teasing
avoidance
humor
remediation
justification
compliance
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Graham Elizabeth E. |
The involvement of sense of humor in the development in social relationships. |
158-169 |
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| | Explores the impact of humor on developing social relationships | |
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sense of humor
social relationships
uncertainty
social distance
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Valentine Kristin B., Hecht, Michael L., Corey, Frederick, and Jacobsen, Janet L. |
Two measures of audience response to performance. |
170-177 |
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| | Furthers the field of performance study by introducing two measures of audience response--a coding system designed for analyzing response to open-ended questions, and a scalar measure | |
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performance studies
audience
instruments
methodology
measurement
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Ayres Debbie M., Ayres, Joe, and Hopf, Tim. |
Reducing communication apprehension among at-risk children. |
178-184 |
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| | Argues that communication apprehension (CA), which is linked to low economic status, achievement, and social skills, can be reduced by a video designed to reduce public speaking apprehension | |
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CA
public speaking apprehension
at-risk students
placebo
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Ayres Joe, Ayres, Debbie M., Grudzinskas, Gary, Hopf, Tim, Kelly, Erin, and Wilcox, A. Kathleen. |
A component analysis of performance visualization. |
185-192 |
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| | Explores the effectiveness of education, guided imagery, and modeling performance visualization on public speaking apprehension, and argues that the education perspective is unnecessary | |
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public speaking apprehension
performance visualization
guided imagery
modeling
cognitive processing
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