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Imagining what we might study if we really studied small groups from a speech perspective

Richard E. Sykes Professor of Speech Communication, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 55455
Pages 200-211 | Published online: 22 May 2009

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KatherineW. Hawkins & BryantP. Fillion. (1999) Perceived communication skill needs for work groups. Communication Research Reports 16:2, pages 167-174.
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Sunwolf & DavidR. Seibold. (1998) Jurors' intuitive rules for deliberation: A structurational approach to communication injury decision making. Communication Monographs 65:4, pages 282-307.
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KathleenM. Propp & Daniel Nelson. (1996) Problem‐solving performance in naturalistic groups: A test of the ecological validity of the functional perspective. Communication Studies 47:1-2, pages 35-45.
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Mary McComb. (1995) Becoming a travelers aid volunteer: Communication in socialization and training. Communication Studies 46:3-4, pages 297-316.
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RenéeA. Meyers & DaleE. Brashers. (1994) Expanding the boundaries of small group communication research: Exploring a feminist perspective. Communication Studies 45:1, pages 68-85.
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Joann Keyton. (1994) Going forward in group communication research may mean going back: Studying the groups of children. Communication Studies 45:1, pages 40-51.
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Marshall Scott Poole. (1994) Breaking the isolation of small group communication studies. Communication Studies 45:1, pages 20-28.
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KathleenM. Propp & GaryL. Kreps. (1994) A rose by any other name: The vitality of group communication research. Communication Studies 45:1, pages 7-19.
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LawrenceR. Frey. (1994) Introduction: Revitalizing the study of small group communication. Communication Studies 45:1, pages 1-6.
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Jo Sprague. (1993) Retrieving the research agenda for communication education: Asking the pedagogical questions that are “embarrassments to Theory”. Communication Education 42:2, pages 106-122.
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Jo Sprague. (1992) Expanding the research agenda for instructional communication: Raising some unasked questions. Communication Education 41:1, pages 1-25.
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Katherine HawkinsChristopher B. Power. (2016) Gender Differences in Questions Asked During Small Decision-Making Group Discussions. Small Group Research 30:2, pages 235-256.
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Benjamin J. Broome & Luann Fulbright. (2016) A Multistage Influence Model of Barriers to Group Problem Solving. Small Group Research 26:1, pages 25-55.
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Jeremy Rose. (2016) Communication Challenges and Role Functions of Performing Groups. Small Group Research 25:3, pages 411-432.
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