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Abstract
This study investigates student/teacher solidarity as a factor mediating the relationship between an instructor's communicative behavior and student learning. Differing degrees of student/teacher solidarity are found to affect the amount of student affective, behavioral, and cognitive learning. In addition, an instructor's communication style is found to contribute to the degree of student/teacher solidarity within the student/teacher relationship. Implications of these findings for the practicing teacher are discussed.