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Gender, persuasion techniques, and collaboration

Kathryn Rosser Raign Assistant Professor of English, University of North Texas
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Brenda R. Sims Assistant Professor of English, University of North Texas
Pages 89-104 | Published online: 11 Mar 2009

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Marie E. Moeller & Erin A. Frost. (2016) Food Fights: Cookbook Rhetorics, Monolithic Constructions of Womanhood, and Field Narratives in Technical Communication. Technical Communication Quarterly 25:1, pages 1-11.
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Erin Friess. (2013) “Bring the Newbie Into the Fold”: Politeness Strategies of Newcomers and Existing Group Members Within Workplace Meetings. Technical Communication Quarterly 22:4, pages 304-322.
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Erin Friess. (2011) Politeness, Time Constraints, and Collaboration in Decision-Making Meetings: A Case Study. Technical Communication Quarterly 20:2, pages 114-138.
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Janis Forman. (1993) Task groups and their writing: Relationships between group characteristics and group reports. Technical Communication Quarterly 2:1, pages 75-88.
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Isabelle Thompson. (2016) Sex Differences in Technical Communication: A Perspective from Social Role Theory. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication 34:3, pages 217-232.
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Elizabeth Overman Smith & Isabelle Thompson. (2016) Feminist Theory in Technical Communication. Journal of Business and Technical Communication 16:4, pages 441-477.
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I. Thompson. (2001) Collaboration in technical communication: a qualitative content analysis of journal articles, 1990-1999. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication 44:3, pages 161-173.
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ISABELLE THOMPSON. (2016) Women and Feminism in Technical Communication. Journal of Business and Technical Communication 13:2, pages 154-178.
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A. Koerber. (1999) Increasing feminist visibility in professional communication research. Increasing feminist visibility in professional communication research.
Louise Rehling. (2016) Writing Together: Gender's Effect on Collaboration. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication 26:2, pages 163-176.
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C. Boiarsky, L. Grove, B. Northrop, M. Phillips, F. Myers & P. Earnest. (1995) Women in technical/scientific professions: results of two national surveys. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication 38:2, pages 68-76.
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C. Boiarsky, L. Grove, B. Northrop, M. Phillips & L. Myers. (1994) Men and women teaming up in the profession: how they communicate with each other in the workplace. Men and women teaming up in the profession: how they communicate with each other in the workplace.

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