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Communication Research Reports Volume 24, 2007 - Issue 4
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Are Children Communicated with Equally? An Investigation of Parent–Child Sex Composition and Gender Role Communication Differences

Sean M. HoranView further author information
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Marian L. HouserCorrespondence[email protected]
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Renee L. CowanView further author information
Pages 361-372 | Published online: 09 Oct 2007

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Sean M. Horan, Toni Morgan & Tricia J. Burke. (2018) Sex and Risk: Parental Messages and Associated Safety/Risk Behavior of Adult Children. Communication Quarterly 66:4, pages 403-422.
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Kelly G. Odenweller, Maria Brann, Christine E. Rittenour & Scott A. Myers. (2018) Intergenerational Transmission of Traditional and Contemporary Gender Ideologies via Father-Son Memorable Messages. Communication Research Reports 35:3, pages 232-244.
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Jordan Young & Paul Schrodt. (2016) Family Communication Patterns, Parental Modeling, and Confirmation in Romantic Relationships. Communication Quarterly 64:4, pages 454-475.
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KatherineP. Fields & Danette Ifert Johnson. (2013) Negotiation of the Autonomy–Connectedness Dialectic in Adolescent Television Dramas: An Up-Close Look at Everwood, Seventh Heaven, and Veronica Mars . Communication Quarterly 61:3, pages 284-300.
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Colleen Warner Colaner. (2009) Exploring the Communication of Evangelical Families: The Association Between Evangelical Gender Role Ideology and Family Communication Patterns. Communication Studies 60:2, pages 97-113.
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