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Effect of request type and situational features on negative politeness in requests

Janet R. Meyer Assistant Professor in the School of Communication Studies, Kent State University, Kent, OH, 44242–0001
Pages 158-165 | Published online: 06 Jun 2009

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JanetR. Meyer. (2003) Cognitive representations of request situations: The relative importance of goal specificity and situation features. Western Journal of Communication 67:3, pages 292-314.
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Janet R. Meyer. (2002) Contextual influences on the pursuit of secondary goals in request messages. Communication Monographs 69:3, pages 189-203.
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. 2005. The Psychology of Media and Politics. The Psychology of Media and Politics 257 285 .

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