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Listening as information processing

Pages 304-307 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Franca Ferrari-Bridgers, Kostas Stroumbakis, Merlinda Drini, Barbara Lynch & Rosanne Vogel. (2017) Assessing Critical-Analytical Listening Skills in Math and Engineering Students: An Exploratory Inquiry of How Analytical Listening Skills Can Positively Impact Learning. International Journal of Listening 31:3, pages 121-141.
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GrahamD. Bodie, Debra Worthington, Margarete Imhof & LynnO. Cooper. (2008) What Would a Unified Field of Listening Look Like? A Proposal Linking Past Perspectives and Future Endeavors. International Journal of Listening 22:2, pages 103-122.
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Debra Worthington. (2008) Exploring the Relationship Between Listening Style and Need for Cognition. International Journal of Listening 22:1, pages 46-58.
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Laura Ann Janusik. (2007) Building Listening Theory: The Validation of the Conversational Listening Span. Communication Studies 58:2, pages 139-156.
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JamesJ. Floyd & StevenM. Clements. (2005) The Vital Importance of Critical Listening: An Extended Example. International Journal of Listening 19:1, pages 39-47.
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Laura Janusik. (2005) Conversational Listening Span: A Prosposed Measure of Conversational Listening. International Journal of Listening 19:1, pages 12-28.
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DonaldL. Rubin, Teresa Hafer & Kevin Arata. (2000) Reading and listening to oral‐based versus literate‐based discourse. Communication Education 49:2, pages 121-133.
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PaulE. King & RalphR. Behnke. (2000) Effects of communication load, affect, and anxiety on the performance of information processing tasks. Communication Quarterly 48:1, pages 74-84.
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BrianR. Patterson, NicholasC. Neupauer, PatriciaA. Burant, StevenC. Koehn & AprilT. Reed. (1996) A preliminary examination of conversation analytic techniques: Rates of inter‐transcriber reliability. Western Journal of Communication 60:1, pages 76-91.
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EthelC. Glenn, Philip Emmert & Victoria Emmert. (1995) A Scale for Measuring Listenability: The Factors that Determine Listening Ease and Difficulty. International Journal of Listening 9:1, pages 44-61.
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NelyaJ. McKenzie & AnthonyJ. Clark. (1995) The All-In-One Concept: How Much Must Listening Research Include?. International Journal of Listening 9:1, pages 29-43.
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KatherineG. Wacker & Katherine Hawkins. (1995) Curricula Comparison for Classes in Listening. International Journal of Listening 9:1, pages 14-28.
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JamesA. Gilchrist & ShirleyA. Van Hoeven. (1994) Listening as an Organizational Construct. International Listening Association. Journal 8:1, pages 6-30.
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RobertN. Bostrom & EnidS. Waldhart. (1988) Memory models and the measurement of listening. Communication Education 37:1, pages 1-13.
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MichaelJ. Beatty & StevenK. Payne. (1984) Listening comprehension as a function of cognitive complexity: A research note. Communication Monographs 51:1, pages 85-89.
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Graham D. Bodie. (2011) The Revised Listening Concepts Inventory (LCI-R): Assessing Individual and Situational Differences in the Conceptualization of Listening. Imagination, Cognition and Personality 30:3, pages 301-339.
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