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A model of social interaction: Phase III: Tests in varying media situations

J. David Johnson Assistant Professor of Communication, Arizona State University,
Pages 168-184 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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AlexM. Susskind, DonaldF. Schwartz, WilliamD. Richards & J. David Johnson. (2005) Evolution and Diffusion of the Michigan State University Tradition of Organizational Communication Network Research. Communication Studies 56:4, pages 397-418.
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J.David Johnson. (1992) Approaches to organizational communication structure. Journal of Business Research 25:2, pages 99-113.
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WILLIAM B. GUDYKUNST, SEUNG-MOCK YANG & TSUKASA NISHIDA. (1985) A CROSS-CULTURAL TEST OF UNCERTAINTY REDUCTION THEORY.. Human Communication Research 11:3, pages 407-454.
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