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The cue utilization effects model

Steve Booth‐Butterfield Assistant professor in the Department of Communication Studies, West Virginia University,
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Lisa R. Geatz
Pages 138-148 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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PaulE. King & ChrisR. Sawyer. (1998) Mindfulness, mindlessness and communication instruction. Communication Education 47:4, pages 326-336.
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R. Kelly Aune, TimothyR. Levine, PamelaU. Ching & JanelM. Yoshimoto. (1993) The influence of perceived source reward value on attributions of deception. Communication Research Reports 10:1, pages 15-27.
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