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Relational development and self‐image communication accuracy

Courtney C. Kopecky Adjunct Instructor in the Department of Speech and Drama, Tarrant County College, Arlington, Texas, 76018
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William G. Powers Professor and Chair of the Department of Speech Communication, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX
Pages 283-290 | Published online: 06 Jun 2009

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WilliamG. Powers & PaulL. Witt. (2008) Expanding the Theoretical Framework of Communication Fidelity. Communication Quarterly 56:3, pages 247-267.
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WilliamG. Powers & GrahamD. Bodie. (2003) Listening Fidelity: Seeking Congruence between Cognitions of the Listener and the Sender. International Journal of Listening 17:1, pages 19-31.
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