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Discussion contests versus group‐action tournaments

Wayne E. Brockriede Assistant Professor of Speech and Supervisor of Forensics, University of Illinois
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Kim Giffin Head of the Speech Division and Associate Professor of Speech, University of Kansas; Past‐Editor of CSSJ
Pages 59-64 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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Harry Sharp$suffix/text()$suffix/text() & Joyce Milliken. (1964) Reflective thinking ability and the product of problem‐solving discussion. Speech Monographs 31:2, pages 124-127.
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JamesR. East & Howard Streifford. (1962) Competitive discussion: A literary approach. The Speech Teacher 11:2, pages 136-140.
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Kim Giffin & Brad Lashbrook. (1961) An evaluation of two experimental group‐action tournaments. The Southern Speech Journal 26:3, pages 241-244.
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