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Differential Effects of Complementary and Competing Variables in Primacy-Recency

Ralph L. Rosnow Communication Research Center, Boston University, USA
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Robert F. Holz Communication Research Center, Boston University, USA
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Jack Levin Communication Research Center, Boston University, USA
Pages 135-147 | Received 11 Feb 1965, Published online: 30 Jun 2010

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RalphL. Rosnow, A. George Gitter & RobertF. Holz. (1969) Some Determinants of Postdecisional Information Preferences. The Journal of Social Psychology 79:2, pages 235-245.
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RalphL. Rosnow. (1966) “Conditioning” the Direction of Opinion Change in Persuasive Communication. The Journal of Social Psychology 69:2, pages 291-303.
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