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Psychological factors influencing use of “evaluative‐dynamic” language

Helen H. Franzwa Assistant Professor of Speech and Theatre, Hunter College, City University of New York
Pages 103-109 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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A. Elizabeth Lindsey. (1996) Affect‐congruency in message content: A preliminary evaluation of two accounts. Communication Quarterly 44:4, pages 440-451.
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SALLY JACKSON & SCOTT JACOBS. (1983) GENERALIZING ABOUT MESSAGES: SUGGESTIONS FOR DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTS. Human Communication Research 9:2, pages 169-191.
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JAMES J. BRADAC, JOHN WAITE BOWERS & JOHN A. COURTRIGHT. (1979) THREE LANGUAGE VARIABLES IN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH: INTENSITY, IMMEDIACY, AND DIVERSITY. Human Communication Research 5:3, pages 257-269.
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