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An experimental comparison of three techniques for communicating a problem‐solving pattern to members of a discussion group

John K. Brilhart Associate Professor and Chairman, Department of Speech, University of Omaha
Pages 168-177 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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RolayneS. Destephen. (1983) Group interaction differences between high and low consensus groups. Western Journal of Speech Communication 47:4, pages 340-363.
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CarlE. Larson. (1971) Speech communication research on small groups. The Speech Teacher 20:2, pages 89-107.
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Rolayne S. DeStephen. (2016) High and Low Consensus Groups. Small Group Behavior 14:2, pages 143-162.
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