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High School Athletes’ Relationships With Head Coaches and Teammates as Predictors of Their Expressions of Upward and Lateral Dissent

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Jon A. Hess. (2023) Looking outside and addressing the crucial issues. Communication Education 72:4, pages 429-434.
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Gregory A. Cranmer, Spencer Peltz, Brandon Boatwright, Jimmy Sanderson & Angeline Scheinbaum. (2023) Athletes’ displaced dissent on social media: triggering agents, message strategies, and user-generated responses. Communication Quarterly 71:4, pages 343-366.
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Gregory A. Cranmer, Rikishi T. Rey, Johnny Capra, Blair Browning & Michael Sollitto. (2023) Task and Social Determinants of Coaches’ Reports of Leader-Member Exchange. Communication & Sport, pages 216747952311555.
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Yu-Hung Cheng, Wan-Ju Chou, San-Fu Kao & Te-Hsien Chou. (2021) Challenge athletes to improve their self-worth: A serial mediation model linking dual controlling behaviors to sport performance. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 56, pages 102014.
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Joseph L. Fontana, Gregory A. Cranmer & Michael Sollitto. (2019) “Next Person Up”: Understanding Collegiate Student-Athletes’ Socialization Experiences With Teammate Exit. Communication & Sport 9:2, pages 308-329.
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Gregory A. Cranmer, Emily Arnson, Andrew Moore, Alexander Scott & Joshua Peed. (2018) High School Athletes’ Reports of Confirmation as a Function of Starting Status and Leader–Member Exchange. Communication & Sport 7:4, pages 510-528.
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Gregory A. Cranmer, Marjorie M. Buckner, Niki Pham & Brandon Jordan. (2017) “I Disagree”. Communication & Sport 6:5, pages 523-546.
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Gregory A. Cranmer. (2017) An Application of Socialization Resources Theory. Communication & Sport 6:3, pages 349-367.
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