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An empirical approach to the concept of attention

John L. Vohs Instructor in Speech, Montana State University
Pages 355-360 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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DavidB. Buller. (1986) Distraction during persuasive communication: A meta‐analytic review. Communication Monographs 53:2, pages 91-114.
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JerryK. Frye & FranklinB. Krohn. (1977) An analysis of Barbara Jordan's 1976 keynote address. Journal of Applied Communication Research 5:2, pages 73-82.
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Edmund P. Kaminski & Gerald R. Miller. (1984) How Jurors Respond to Videotaped Witnesses. Journal of Communication 34:1, pages 88-102.
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