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Using Leader-Member Exchange Theory to Explain Students' Motives to Communicate

Pages 293-304 | Published online: 07 Oct 2010

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ScottA. Myers & ChristopherJ. Claus. (2012) The Relationship Between Students’ Motives to Communicate With Their Instructors and Classroom Environment. Communication Quarterly 60:3, pages 386-402.
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AlanK. Goodboy, MatthewM. Martin & San Bolkan. (2009) The Development and Validation of the Student Communication Satisfaction Scale. Communication Education 58:3, pages 372-396.
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