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101. “When You Care Enough to Send the Very Best”: Examining the Person-Centered Quality of Message Features Provided in Sympathy CardsCommunication Reports · 2019
102. Social Comparison and Emotion across Social Networking Sites for MothersCommunication Reports · 2019
103. Anonymity and Online Self-Disclosure: A Meta-AnalysisCommunication Reports · 2019
104. Communal Coping following Relational Transgressions: Perspectives of Third-Party Personal Network MembersCommunication Reports · 2019
105. Majority and Minority Subgroup Argumentation MessagesCommunication Reports · 2019
106. Cognitive Flexibility and Generalized Anxiety Symptoms: The Mediating Role of Destructive Parent-Child Conflict CommunicationCommunication Reports · 2019
107. Quality Parent–Child Relationships: The Role of Parenting Style and Online Relational Maintenance BehaviorsCommunication Reports · 2019
108. Student Disclosures about Academic Information: Student Privacy Rules and BoundariesCommunication Reports · 2018
109. Internalized Homophobia, Language Use, and Relationship Quality in Same-sex Romantic RelationshipsCommunication Reports · 2018
110. Ethnic Differences in Grandparent–Grandchild Affectionate CommunicationCommunication Reports · 2018
111. Tackling the Turnover Challenge Among IT Workers: Examining the Role of Internal Communication Adequacy, Employee Work Participation, and Organizational IdentificationCommunication Reports · 2018
112. Received Support from Friends about Sex-Related Concerns: A Multiple Goals PerspectiveCommunication Reports · 2018
113. Lost in Translation—and Transmission: Contrasting Chinese and U.S. Gymnastics Television Coverage in the 2016 Rio Olympic GamesCommunication Reports · 2018
114. Cognitive Jealousy and Constructive Communication: The Role of Perceived Partner Maintenance and UncertaintyCommunication Reports · 2018
115. Does Brainstorming Promote Cohesiveness? How the Rules of Brainstorming Mirror Symbolic ConvergenceCommunication Reports · 2017
116. Navigating Difficult Times with Pillow Talk: Post Sex Communication as a Strategy for Mitigating Uncertainty Following Relational TransgressionsCommunication Reports · 2017
117. Family Secrets: The Roles of Family Communication Patterns and Conflict Styles between Parents and Young Adult ChildrenCommunication Reports · 2017
118. Preference for and Perceived Competence of Communication Technology Affordances in Face-Threatening ScenariosCommunication Reports · 2017
119. Predicting Student Satisfaction: The Role of Academic Entitlement and Nonverbal ImmediacyCommunication Reports · 2017
120. Effects of Instrumental Success and Failure on Perceptions of Underaccommodative Messages and SourcesCommunication Reports · 2017
121. The Nonverbal Bully: Effects of Shouting and Conversational Distance on Bystanders’ PerceptionsCommunication Reports · 2017
122. Risky Business: Disclosures of Risky Behavior Among Emerging Adults in the Digital AgeCommunication Reports · 2017
123. Relational Communication Messages and Employee Outcomes in Supervisor/Employee RelationshipsCommunication Reports · 2017
124. Comparing Hispanic-To-White Co-Cultural Communication at Four-Year, Public Hispanic Serving and Predominately White InstitutionsCommunication Reports · 2017
125. The Importance of Altruistic Versus Egoistic Motivations: A Content Analysis of Conflicted Motivations in Children’s Television ProgrammingCommunication Reports · 2016
126. Regulatory Focus and Persuasive Sleep MessagesCommunication Reports · 2016
127. Difficulties in Regulating Emotions as Moderators of Interparental Conflict and Young Adult Children’s Mental Well-BeingCommunication Reports · 2016
128. Effects of Academic Entitlement on Conflict Management: Implications of a Consumer Culture for the Student–Teacher RelationshipCommunication Reports · 2016
129. Family Communication Patterns, Self-Esteem, and Depressive Symptoms: The Mediating Role of Direct Personalization of ConflictCommunication Reports · 2016
130. Arguing Goals: An Initial Assessment of a New Measurement InstrumentCommunication Reports · 2016
131. Mother-Child Reports of Affectionate Communication with Fathers: Associations with Family Satisfaction and Life SatisfactionCommunication Reports · 2016
132. The Effect of Relational and Interactive Aspects of Parasocial Experiences on Attitudes and Message ResistanceCommunication Reports · 2016
133. The Role of Communication Competence in Buffering Against the Negative Effects of Alcohol-Related Social Networking Site UsageCommunication Reports · 2016
134. An Examination of Organizational Dissent Events and Communication Channels: Perspectives of a Dissenter, Supervisors, and CoworkersCommunication Reports · 2016
135. The Provider Expressions of Verbal Person-Centeredness (PE-VPC) Scale: Development and Initial ValidationCommunication Reports · 2015
136. Family Communication Patterns and Perceptions of Coparental CommunicationCommunication Reports · 2015
137. Networked Framing: Chinese Microbloggers’ Framing of the Political Discourse at the 2012 Democratic National ConventionCommunication Reports · 2015
138. “Vaccinations are Safe and Effective”: Inoculating Positive HPV Vaccine Attitudes Against Antivaccination Attack MessagesCommunication Reports · 2015
139. Mediation of the Legitimization of Paltry Favors Technique: The Impact of Social Comparison and Nature of the CauseCommunication Reports · 2015
140. The Importance of Instructor Clarity and Its Effect on Student Learning: Facilitating Elaboration by Reducing Cognitive LoadCommunication Reports · 2015
141. The Pique Technique: A Goal-Oriented Effect?Communication Reports · 2015
142. Direct and Mediating Effects of Information Efficacy on Voting Behavior: Political Socialization of Young Adults in the 2012 U.S. Presidential ElectionCommunication Reports · 2015
143. Parental Privacy Invasion, Family Communication Patterns, and Perceived Ownership of Private InformationCommunication Reports · 2015
144. Maintaining Relationships: The Role of Implicit Relationship Theories and Partner FitCommunication Reports · 2015
145. Telepresence and Exemplification in Health Messages: The Relationships among Spatial and Social Presence and Exemplars and Exemplification EffectsCommunication Reports · 2014
146. When an Instructor Swears in Class: Functions and Targets of Instructor Swearing from College Students’ Retrospective AccountsCommunication Reports · 2014
147. Intellectually Stimulating Students' Intrinsic Motivation: The Mediating Influence of Affective Learning and Student EngagementCommunication Reports · 2014
148. Peer Coworker Relationships: Influences on the Expression of Lateral DissentCommunication Reports · 2014
149. Patient–Provider Orientation as a Language Expectancy Origin for Controlling Language in Doctor–Patient InteractionsCommunication Reports · 2014
150. Students' Imagined Interactions as Intrapersonal Explanations for Instructional DissentCommunication Reports · 2014