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Juan Mamberti & Dale Hample. (2022) Interpersonal arguing in Argentina. Argumentation and Advocacy 58:3-4, pages 214-231.
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Timothy Worley, James Price Dillard & Jennifer A. Samp. (2020) Dynamic goal processes: an agenda for interpersonal communication research. Annals of the International Communication Association 44:4, pages 350-367.
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Dale Hample, Yiwen Dai & Nathaniel H. Stoltz. (2019) Unexpected Arguments. Communication Studies 70:5, pages 521-544.
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Timothy R. Worley & Lindsey S. Aloia. (2018) Motivations for Complaint Avoidance: The Role of Motivational Systems and Conflict Expectations. Western Journal of Communication 82:5, pages 554-574.
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Marcin Lewiński, Dale Hample, João Sàágua & Dima Mohammed. (2018) Arguing in Portugal: A cross-cultural analysis. Journal of International and Intercultural Communication 11:3, pages 233-253.
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Chrysi Rapanta & Dale Hample. (2015) Orientations to Interpersonal Arguing in the United Arab Emirates, with Comparisons to the United States, China, and India. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research 44:4, pages 263-287.
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Mengqi (Monica) Zhan & Dale Hample. (2016) Predicting Employee Dissent Expression in Organizations. Management Communication Quarterly 30:4, pages 441-471.
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