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  1. Age identity and television viewing preferencesCommunication Reports · 1999
  2. Do age differences matter in close and casual friendships?: A comparison of age discrepant and age peer friendshipsCommunication Reports · 1999
  3. Multiple identifications during team meetings: A comparison of conventional and computer‐supported interactionsCommunication Reports · 1999
  4. State anxiety patterns for public speaking and the behavior inhibition systemCommunication Reports · 1999
  5. The relationship of argumentativeness and verbal aggressiveness to cohesion, consensus, and satisfaction in small groupsCommunication Reports · 1999
  6. Information manipulation theory and perceptions of deception in Hong KongCommunication Reports · 1999
  7. The effects of self‐construals and ethnicity on self‐reported conflict stylesCommunication Reports · 1998
  8. Behaviors leading to more effective decisions in small groups embedded in organizationsCommunication Reports · 1998
  9. The influence of argumentativeness and verbal aggression on responses to refused requestsCommunication Reports · 1998
  10. Everyday interaction in marital relationships: Variations in relative importance and event durationCommunication Reports · 1998
  11. The cognitive flexibility scale: Three validity studiesCommunication Reports · 1998
  12. Exploring the interactional phenomenon of stalking and obsessive relational intrusionCommunication Reports · 1998
  13. The bias toward finding bias in television newsCommunication Reports · 1998
  14. The relationship between self‐report measures of communication apprehension and trained observers' ratings of communication competenceCommunication Reports · 1998
  15. The effects of suspicion on the recall of cues used to make veracity judgmentsCommunication Reports · 1998
  16. “Handicapped” or “handi‐capable?”: The effects of language about persons with disabilities on perceptions of source credibility and persuasivenessCommunication Reports · 1998
  17. Classroom communication apprehension: Does being male or female make a difference?Communication Reports · 1997
  18. Appropriateness and effectiveness of image repair strategiesCommunication Reports · 1997
  19. The relationship between conflict message styles and dimensions of communication competenceCommunication Reports · 1997
  20. Self and partner perceptions of the appropriateness of emotionsCommunication Reports · 1997
  21. Feminine gender identity and interpersonal cognitive differentiation as correlates of person‐centered comfortingCommunication Reports · 1997
  22. Older adults' motives for mediated interpersonal communication: An examination of telephone communication and lonelinessCommunication Reports · 1997
  23. A test of the theory of reasoned action in the context of condom use and AIDSCommunication Reports · 1997
  24. The role of coping, social support, and family communication in explaining the self‐esteem of adult children of alcoholicsCommunication Reports · 1997
  25. Issues in predicting user acceptance of computer‐mediated communication (CMC) in inter‐university classroom discussion as an alternative to face‐to‐face interactionCommunication Reports · 1997
  26. The role of screen size in viewer responses to television fareCommunication Reports · 1997
  27. The relationship between visual imagery and public speaking apprehensionCommunication Reports · 1997
  28. Optimal matching analysis of negotiation phase sequences in simulated and authentic hostage negotiationsCommunication Reports · 1997
  29. Blood money: The routine violation of conversational rulesCommunication Reports · 1997
  30. Self‐concepts and self‐presentations of males and females: Similarities and differencesCivil War Book Review · 1997
  31. Understanding the role of uncertainty in jealousy experience and expressionCommunication Reports · 1996
  32. A comparison of self‐report and performance data in assessing speaking and listening competenceCommunication Reports · 1996
  33. A comparison of leadership behaviors and competencies in high‐ and average‐performance teamsCommunication Reports · 1996
  34. Influences of authoritarianism and portrayals of race on Caucasian viewers’ responses to reality‐based crime dramasCommunication Reports · 1996
  35. Instructional practices and classroom communication apprehension: A cultural explanationCommunication Reports · 1996
  36. Reconsidering gender roles on MTV: Depictions in the most popular music videos of the early 1990sCommunication Reports · 1996
  37. Similarity in the communication skills of young adults: Foundations of attraction, friendship, and relationship satisfactionCommunication Reports · 1996
  38. Flirtation and conversational competence in cross‐sex platonic and romantic relationshipsCommunication Reports · 1996
  39. An assessment of the argumentativeness scale for social desirability biasCommunication Reports · 1996
  40. Cognitive complexity, situational influences, and topic selection in intracultural and intercultural dyadic interactionsCommunication Reports · 1996
  41. Exploring the margins of television viewingCommunication Reports · 1996
  42. Place and privilege as predictors of how the environment is described in discourseCommunication Reports · 1996
  43. Sensation seeking and the use of television for arousalCommunication Reports · 1996
  44. The involvement of sense of humor in the development of social relationshipsCommunication Reports · 1995
  45. Manifesting closeness in the interactions of peers: A look at siblings and friendsCommunication Reports · 1995
  46. Tell me a story: Narrative elaboration and memory for televisionCommunication Reports · 1995
  47. Reducing Communication Apprehension Among At‐Risk ChildrenCommunication Reports · 1995
  48. The invisible generation: Portrayals of the elderly on prime‐time televisionCommunication Reports · 1995
  49. Ritualized embarrassment at “coed”; wedding and baby showersCommunication Reports · 1995
  50. Romantic jealousy and relational satisfaction: A look at the impact of jealousy experience and expressionCommunication Reports · 1995