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The impact of public speaking and interpersonal communication courses on inclusion, control and affection

J. Larry Powell Doctoral Candidate in the Department of Speech, University of Florida
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Douglas G. Bock Associate Professor in the Department of Speech, University of Florida
Pages 126-132 | Published online: 22 May 2009

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AnnQ. Staton‐Spicer & DonaldH. Wulff. (1984) Research in communication and instruction: Categorization and synthesis. Communication Education 33:4, pages 377-391.
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Sue D. Pendell. (2002) Chapter 3: Affection in Interpersonal Relationships: Not Just "A Fond or Tender Feeling". Communication Yearbook 26:1, pages 70-115.
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