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The effects of trust‐destroying communication on verbal fluency in the small group

Daniel S. Prentice Assistant Professor, Department of Speech and Drama, California State University, Hayward
Pages 262-270 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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Deborah Weider‐Hatfield & JohnD. Hatfield. (1984) Reliability estimation in interaction analysis. Communication Quarterly 32:4, pages 287-292.
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JohnF. Cragan & DavidW. Wright. (1980) Small group communication research of the 1970's: A synthesis and critique. Central States Speech Journal 31:3, pages 197-213.
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JuliaT. Wood & GeraldM. Phillips. (1980) Metaphysical metaphors and pedagogical practice: Biological beings, pawns, interchangeable components, puppets, and hunting packs. Communication Education 29:2, pages 146-157.
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