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A comparison of distributional and sequential structure in cooperative and competitive group discussions

John E. Baird Jr. Assistant Professor of Speech, University of North Dakota
Pages 226-232 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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Charles Pavitt, Michael Philipp & Kelly Kline Johnson. (2004) Who owns a group's proposals: The initiator or the group as a whole?. Communication Research Reports 21:3, pages 221-230.
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Charles Pavitt. (1991) An Analysis of Artificial Intelligence Based Models for Describing Cornmunicative Choice. Communication Theory 1:3, pages 204-224.
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Hal Wiiteman. (2016) Group Member Satisfaction. Small Group Research 22:1, pages 24-58.
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MICHAEL J. PAPA & ELLIOTT A. POOD. (2016) Coorientational Accuracy and Differentiation in the Management of Conflict. Communication Research 15:4, pages 400-425.
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Victor D. WallJRJR, Gloria J. Galanes & SueBeth Love. (2016) Small, Task-Oriented Groups. Small Group Behavior 18:1, pages 31-55.
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DEAN E. HEWES. (1985) SYSTEMATIC BIASES IN CODED SOCIAL INTERACTION DATA. Human Communication Research 11:4, pages 554-574.
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B. AUBREY FISHER. (1983) DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS OF SEXUAL COMPOSITION AND INTERACTIONAL CONTEXT ON INTERACTION PATTERNS IN DYADS. Human Communication Research 9:3, pages 225-238.
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ERNEST L. STECH. (1982) The analysis of conversational topic sequence structures. Semiotica 39:1-2.
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Linda S. Henderson & William E. Jurma. (2016) Distributional and Sequential Communication Structure: A Case Study in Organizational Decision-Making. Psychological Reports 48:1, pages 279-284.
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WILLIAM A. DONOHUE, LEONARD C. HAWES & TIMOTHY MABEE. (1981) TESTING A STRUCTURAL-FUNCTIONAL MODEL OF GROUP DECISION MAKING USING MARKOV ANALYSIS. Human Communication Research 7:2, pages 133-146.
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ERNEST L. STECH. (1979) A GRAMMAR OF CONVERSATION WITH A QUANTITATIVE EMPIRICAL TEST. Human Communication Research 5:2, pages 158-170.
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