TY  - BOOK
AU  - Burleson,Brant Raney
TI  - Communication yearbook
SN  - 0803959257
AV  - P90 .C66 2013eb
U1  - 302.2 23
PY  - 1995///]
CY  - Thousand Oaks
PB  - Sage Publications
KW  - Communication
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index; Elaborating the cognitive rules model of interaction goals: the problem of accounting for individual differences in goal formation; Steven R. Wilson --; Production of messages in pursuit of multiple social goals: action assembly theory contributions to the study of cognitive encoding processes; John O. Greene --; Managing the flow of ideas: a local management approach to message design; Barbara O'Keefe and Bruce L. Lambert --; An appraisal and revision of the constructivist research program; John Gastil --; Language, fallacies and mindlessness-mindfulness in social interaction; Judee K. Burgoon and Ellen J. Langer --; Attention to television and some methods for its measurement; Tom Grimes and Jeanne Meadowcroft --; Cognitive interpersonal communication research: some thoughts on criteria; Dean E. Hewes --; Is the "golden age of cognition" losing its luster? Toward a requirement-centred perspective; Vincent R. Waldron --; Using the theory of reasoned action to examine the impact of health risk messages; Robert J. Griffin, Kurt Neuwirth and Sharon Dunwoody --; Generating effective risk messages: how scary should your risk communication be?; Kim White --; Corporate environmental risk communication: cases and practices along the Texas Gulf coast; Robert L. Heath --; Attaining a state of informed judgements: toward a dilectical discourse on risk; Napolean K. Juanillo, Jr. and Clifford W. Scherer --; What risk communicators need to know: an agenda for research; Katherine E. Rowan --; Moving toward a framework for the study of risk communication: theoretical and ethical considerations; Rajiv Nath Rimal, BJ Fogg and June A. Flora --; Micro managing expert talk: hosts' contributions to televised computer product demonstrations; Robert E. Nofsinger --; Studying the conversational interaction in institutions; Robert W. Hopper --; An experimental approach to social support communications: interactive coping in close relationships; Anita P. Barbee and Michael R. Cunnigham --; The communicative microdynamics of support; Daena J. Goldsmith --; Social impacts of electronic mail in organisations: a review of the research literature; Laura Gorton and Barry Wellman --; Don't blink or you'll miss it: issues in electronic mail research; Michael E. Holmes --; A kinder, gentler discipline: feeling good about being mediocre; Michael Burgoon --; Ideology in interpersonal communication: beyond the couches, talk shows and bunkers; Malcolm R. Parks --; Index --; About the editor --; About the authors
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