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Beyond ingratiation: Factors affecting the communication of interpersonal evaluations

Mary Anne Fitzpatrick Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication, University of Wisconsin‐Milwaukee,
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Arthur Bochner Assistant Professor in the Department of Speech, Temple University,
Pages 11-17 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Joe Ayres. (1984) Four approaches to interpersonal communication: Review, observation, prognosis. Western Journal of Speech Communication 48:4, pages 408-440.
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Charles R. McMahan. (1991) Evaluation and reinforcement: What do males and females really want to hear?. Sex Roles 24:11-12, pages 771-783.
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