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Getting Off to a Bad Start: The Relationship Between Communication During an Initial Episode of a Serial Argument and Argument Frequency

Rachel M. Reznik Department of Communication Arts & Sciences, Elmhurst CollegeCorrespondence[email protected]
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Michael E. Roloff Department of Communication Studies, Northwestern UniversityView further author information
Pages 291-306 | Published online: 13 Jun 2011

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Yuwei Li & Timothy Worley. (2023) A review and integration of research on serial arguments. Annals of the International Communication Association 47:3, pages 292-323.
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Jayne R. Goode, Kendra Knight, Katherine J. Denker & Valerie Cronin-Fisher. (2021) Political Difference in Marriage: Wife’s Gender Linked Fate and Relational Conflict. Communication Studies 72:3, pages 384-401.
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Erin D. Basinger, Erin C. Wehrman & Kelly G. McAninch. (2016) Grief Communication and Privacy Rules: Examining the Communication of Individuals Bereaved by the Death of a Family Member. Journal of Family Communication 16:4, pages 285-302.
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Esther Liu & Michael E. Roloff. (2015) Stress in Serial Arguments: Implications of Seeking Mutual Resolution, Listening, and Hostility. Argumentation and Advocacy 52:1, pages 61-74.
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Michael E. Roloff, Rachel M. Reznik, Courtney Waite Miller & Kristen L. Johnson. (2015) “I Thought We Settled This?!” Antecedents and Consequences of Resolution of an Initial Episode in a Serial Argument. Argumentation and Advocacy 52:1, pages 8-31.
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Rachel M. Reznik, Courtney Waite Miller, Michael E. Roloff & Catherine M. Gaze. (2015) The Impact of Demand/Withdraw Patterns on Health in Emerging Adults’ Serial Arguments with Parents. Communication Research Reports 32:1, pages 35-44.
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Courtney Waite Miller, MichaelE. Roloff & RachelM. Reznik. (2014) Hopelessness and Interpersonal Conflict: Antecedents and Consequences of Losing Hope. Western Journal of Communication 78:5, pages 563-585.
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JenniferL. Bevan, Veronica Hefner & Amanda Love. (2014) An Exploration of Topics, Conflict Styles, and Rumination in Romantic Nonserial and Serial Arguments. Southern Communication Journal 79:4, pages 347-360.
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Paul Schrodt, Paul L. Witt & Jenna R. Shimkowski. (2014) A Meta-Analytical Review of the Demand/Withdraw Pattern of Interaction and its Associations with Individual, Relational, and Communicative Outcomes. Communication Monographs 81:1, pages 28-58.
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Elle P. Johnson & Jennifer A. Samp. (2021) Stoicism and Verbal Aggression in Serial Arguments: The Roles of Perceived Power, Perceived Resolvability, and Frequency of Arguments. Journal of Interpersonal Violence 37:13-14, pages NP11836-NP11856.
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John P. Caughlin & Liesel L. Sharabi. (2013) A Communicative Interdependence Perspective of Close Relationships: The Connections Between Mediated and Unmediated Interactions Matter. Journal of Communication, pages n/a-n/a.
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