What Does Patient-Centered Communication Look Like?: Linguistic Markers of Provider Compassionate Care and Shared Decision-Making and Their Impacts on Patient Outcomes

Yanmengqian ZhouDepartment of Communication Arts & Sciences, State College, Pennsylvania State UniversityCorrespondence[email protected]

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Michelle L. Acevedo CallejasDepartment of Communication Arts & Sciences, State College, Pennsylvania State UniversityView further author information

Yuwei LiDepartment of Communication Arts & Sciences, State College, Pennsylvania State UniversityView further author information

Erina L. MacGeorgeDepartment of Communication Arts & Sciences, State College, Pennsylvania State University

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