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Research articles: A news symposium

Political argumentation and violations of audience expectations: An analysis of the bush‐rather encounter

Lynda Lee Kaid Professor of Communication, University of Oklahoma
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Valerie Cryer Downs Assistant Professor of Speech Communication, California State University‐Long Beach
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Sandra Ragan Associate Professor of Communication, University of Oklahoma
Pages 1-15 | Accepted 01 Oct 1989, Published online: 18 May 2009

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Lynda Lee Kaid, Mike Chanslor & Mark Hovind. (1992) The influence of program and commercial type on political advertising effectiveness. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 36:3, pages 303-320.
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Valerie Cryer Downs, Lynda Lee Kaid & Sandra Ragan. (1990) The impact of argumentativeness and verbal aggression on communicator image: The exchange between George Bush and Dan Rather. Western Journal of Speech Communication 54:1, pages 99-112.
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