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Interpersonal conflict: Effects of variations in manner of expressing anger and justification for anger upon perceptions of appropriateness, competence, and satisfaction

Kenneth K. Sereno Associate Professor of Communication, University of Southern California
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Melinda Welch Doctoral student in communication, University of Southern California
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David Braaten Doctoral student in communication, University of Southern California
Pages 128-143 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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LauraK. Guerrero, Lisa Farinelli & Bree McEwan. (2009) Attachment and Relational Satisfaction: The Mediating Effect of Emotional Communication. Communication Monographs 76:4, pages 487-514.
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Amy M. Bippus & Stacy L. Young. (2005) Owning Your Emotions: Reactions to Expressions of Self- versus Other-Attributed Positive and Negative Emotions. Journal of Applied Communication Research 33:1, pages 26-45.
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Dale Hample & JudithM. Dallinger. (1995) A Lewinian perspective on taking conflict personally: Revision, refinement, and validation of the instrument. Communication Quarterly 43:3, pages 297-319.
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Lindsey Susan Aloia & Denise Haunani Solomon. (2015) Conflict Intensity, Family History, and Physiological Stress Reactions to Conflict Within Romantic Relationships. Human Communication Research 41:3, pages 367-389.
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Deanna GeddesLisa T Stickney. (2010) The trouble with sanctions: Organizational responses to deviant anger displays at work. Human Relations 64:2, pages 201-230.
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Daniel J. Canary, Brian H. Spitzberg & Beth A. Semic. 1996. Handbook of Communication and Emotion. Handbook of Communication and Emotion 189 213 .
Amy Bippus & Stacy L. Young. (2004) Does it Help to 'Own Your Emotions'? Reactions to Expressions of Self- versus Other-Attributed Positive and Negative Emotions. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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