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POINT—COUNTERPOINT

The Role of Disagreement in Interactional Argument

Robert Trapp Mr Trapp is an Associate Professor of Speech Communication at the University of Northern Colorado. An earlier version of this essay was presented at the Annual Convention of the Western Speech Communication Association, 1986. He would like to thank Dale Hample, Sally Jackson, Edward Mabry, Robert McPhee, and Julie Yingling for reading earlier versions of this draft. Of course, the final product does not represent the endorsement of any of these people.
Pages 23-41 | Published online: 23 Jan 2018

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Dale Hample, Marceline Thompson-Hayes, Kelly Wallenfelsz, Paul Wallenfelsz & Christiana Knapp. (2005) Face-to-Face Arguing Is an Emotional Experience: Triangulating Methodologies and Early Findings. Argumentation and Advocacy 42:2, pages 74-93.
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Jean Goodwin. (2003) Students' Perspectives on Debate Exercises in Content Area Classes. Communication Education 52:2, pages 157-163.
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RenéeA. Meyers & DaleE. Brashers. (1998) Argument in group decision making: Explicating a process model and investigating the argument‐outcome link. Communication Monographs 65:4, pages 261-281.
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RenéeA. Meyers, DaleE. Brashers, Latonia Winston & Lindsay Grob. (1997) Sex differences and group argument: A theoretical framework and empirical investigation. Communication Studies 48:1, pages 19-41.
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NancyJ. Legge & WilliamK. Rawlins. (1992) Managing disputes in young adult friendships: Modes of convenience, cooperation, and commitment. Western Journal of Communication 56:3, pages 226-247.
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Nancy J. Legge. (1992) “What Did You Mean by That?”: The Functions of Perceptions in Interpersonal Argument. Argumentation and Advocacy 29:2, pages 41-60.
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Robert Trapp, Robert E. Rowland, J. Kevin Barge, Pamela J. Benoit, Robert C. Rowland & J. Kevin Barge. (1991) Forum. Argumentation and Advocacy 28:1, pages 23-41.
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Robert Trapp. (1989) Interpersonal argumentation: Conflict and reason‐giving. Communication Reports 2:2, pages 105-109.
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Pamela J. Benoit. (1988) A Case for Triangulation in Argument Research. The Journal of the American Forensic Association 25:1, pages 31-42.
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Robert Trapp. (1987) On The Characteristics of Interactional Argument: A Response to Jackson, Jacobs, Burrell and Allen. The Journal of the American Forensic Association 24:2, pages 63-72.
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Sally Jackson, Scott Jacobs, Nancy Burrell & Mike Allen. (1986) Characterizing Ordinary Argument Substantive and Methodological Issues. The Journal of the American Forensic Association 23:1, pages 42-57.
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