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Implicit theories of communicative competence: The semantics of social behavior

Charles Pavitt Assistant professor of communication, University of Delaware
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Larry Haight Works at Ragan Communication Inc., Chicago, IL
Pages 204-219 | Published online: 22 May 2009

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Terri Freeman, ChrisR. Sawyer & RalphR. Behnke. (1997) Behavioral inhibition and the attribution of public speaking state anxiety. Communication Education 46:3, pages 175-187.
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Charles Pavitt, ElizabethM. Perse & CynthiaS. Burggraf. (1995) The stability of college students' implicit theories of marriage. Communication Quarterly 43:3, pages 332-341.
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PamelaJ. Kalbfleisch & AndreaB. Davies. (1993) An interpersonal model for participation in mentoring relationships. Western Journal of Communication 57:4, pages 399-415.
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WilliamO. Strom. (1993) The effects of a “conversational partners program” on ESL and university students. Howard Journal of Communications 5:1-2, pages 138-156.
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Charles Pavitt. (1990) A controlled test of some “complicating factors” relevant to the inferential model for evaluations of communicative competence. Western Journal of Speech Communication 54:4, pages 575-592.
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CHARLES PAVITT. (2016) Accounting for the Process of Communicative Competence Evaluation. Communication Research 16:3, pages 405-433.
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Brian H. Spitzberg. (1989) Issues in the development of a theory of interpersonal competence in the intercultural context. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 13:3, pages 241-268.
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