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Compliance gaining young and old: Beliefs about influence in different age groups

James Price Dillard Associate Professor in the Department of Communication Arts & the Center for Communication Research, University of Wisconsin‐Madison,
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Karen Henwood Lecturer in the Department of Psychology, University of Brunei,
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Howard Giles Professor of Communication Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara
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Nikolas Coupland Director at the Center for Applied English Language Studies, University of Wales, College of Cardiff,
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Justine Coupland Research Associate at the Center for Applied English Language Studies, University of Wales, College of Cardiff,
Pages 84-91 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Denise Haunani Solomon. (1997) A developmental model of intimacy and date request explicitness. Communication Monographs 64:2, pages 99-118.
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Jake Harwood, Howard Giles, Susan Fox, Ellen Bouchard Ryan & Angie Williams. (1993) Patronizing young and elderly adults: Response strategies in a community setting. Journal of Applied Communication Research 21:3, pages 211-226.
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Sarah DeArmond, Mary Tye, Peter Y. Chen, Autumn Krauss, D. Apryl Rogers & Emily Sintek. (2006) Age and Gender Stereotypes: New Challenges in a Changing Workplace and Workforce. Journal of Applied Social Psychology 36:9, pages 2184-2214.
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DAVID R. ROSKOS-EWOLDSEN. (1997) Implicit Theories of Persuasion. Human Communication Research 24:1, pages 31-63.
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ANGIE WILLIAMS, HIROSHI OTA, HOWARD GILES, HERBERT D. PIERSON, CYNTHIA GALLOIS, SIK-HUNG NG, TAE-SEOP LIM, ELLEN BOUCHARD RYAN, LILNABETH SOMERA, JOHN MAHER, DEBRA CAI & JAKE HARWOOD. (2016) Young People's Beliefs About Intergenerational Communication. Communication Research 24:4, pages 370-393.
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Jake Harwood & Howard Giles. (2016) Reactions to Older People being Patronized. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 15:4, pages 395-421.
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Jake Harwood & Howard Giles. (2016) `Don't Make me Laugh': Age Representations in a Humorous Context. Discourse & Society 3:4, pages 403-436.
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James Price Dillard & Claire Dzur Harkness. (2016) Exploring the Affective Impact of Interpersonal Influence Messages. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 11:3, pages 179-191.
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Howard Giles, Nikolas Coupland, Justine Coupland, Angie Williams & Jon Nussbaum. (1995) Intergenerational Talk and Communication with Older People. The International Journal of Aging and Human Development 34:4, pages 271-297.
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Angie Williams & Howard Giles. (2008) Sociopsychological Perspectives on Older People's Language and Communication. Ageing and Society 11:2, pages 103-126.
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