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The effects of selected syntactical choices on source credibility, attitude, behavior, and perception of message

Lawrence R. Wheeless Assistant Professor of Speech Communication, West Virginia University
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James C. McCroskey Professor and Chairman of the Department of Speech Communication, West Virginia University
Pages 213-222 | Published online: 01 Apr 2009

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JamesC. McCroskey. (2006) Reliability and Validity of the Generalized Attitude Measure and Generalized Belief Measure. Communication Quarterly 54:3, pages 265-274.
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MichaelG. Parkinson. (1981) Verbal behavior and courtroom success. Communication Education 30:1, pages 22-32.
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CaryG. Mills. (1977) Relationships among three sources of credibility in the communication configuration: Speaker, message, and experimenter. Southern Speech Communication Journal 42:4, pages 334-351.
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