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Subject selection in speech communication research

Ronald L. Applbaum Associate Dean, School of Letters, California State University, Long Beach
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Steve Phillips Instructor at Saddleback Junior College,
Pages 18-22 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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RonaldL. Applbaum. (1985) Subject selection in speech communication research: A reexamination. Communication Quarterly 33:4, pages 227-235.
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JuliaT. Wood. (1984) Research and the social world: Honoring the connections. Communication Quarterly 32:1, pages 3-8.
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Diane Atkinson Gorcyca, WilliamR. Kennan & MarianneG. Stich. (1979) Discrimination of the language behavior of college‐and middle‐aged encoders. Communication Quarterly 27:1, pages 38-43.
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Lawrence R. Frey. (2016) The Naturalistic Paradigm. Small Group Research 25:4, pages 551-577.
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