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Construction and test of an empirical measure for narrative coherence and fidelity

E. James Baesler Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication and Theater Arts, Old Dominion University,
Pages 97-101 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Aryeh L. Goldberg. (2020) How Bioethics and Case Law Diverge in Assessments of Mental Capacity: An Argument for a Narrative Coherence Standard. AJOB Neuroscience 11:1, pages 7-17.
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Krisztina Kopcsó & András Láng. (2017) Regulated Divergence: Textual Patterns, Creativity and Cognitive Emotion Regulation. Creativity Research Journal 29:2, pages 218-223.
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LisaL. Massi Lindsey & Kimo Ah Yun. (2005) The Relationship between Narrative Content Variation, Affective and Cognitive Reactions, and a Person's Willingness to Sign an Organ Donor Card. Communication Research Reports 22:4, pages 253-263.
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E. James Baesler. (1997) Persuasive Effects of Story and Statistical Evidence. Argumentation and Advocacy 33:4, pages 170-175.
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Amy Duchsherer, Mal Jason, Carrie Anne Platt & Zoltan P Majdik. (2020) Immunized against science: Narrative community building among vaccine refusing/hesitant parents. Public Understanding of Science 29:4, pages 419-435.
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Tilmann Habermas & Elaine Reese. (2015) Getting a Life Takes Time: The Development of the Life Story in Adolescence, Its Precursors and Consequences. Human Development 58:3, pages 172-201.
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Brian H. Spitzberg. (2014) Toward A Model of Meme Diffusion (M 3 D) . Communication Theory 24:3, pages 311-339.
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Nancy B. Stutts & Randolph T. Barker. (2016) The Use of Narrative Paradigm Theory in Assessing Audience Value Conflict in Image Advertising. Management Communication Quarterly 13:2, pages 209-244.
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