The Communication Yearbook annuals publish diverse, state-of-the-discipline literature reviews that advance knowledge and understanding of communication systems, processes, and impacts across the discipline. Sponsored by the International Communication Association, each volume provides a forum for the exchange of interdisciplinary and internationally diverse scholarship relating to communication in its many forms. This volume re-issues the yearbook from 1986.
The Communication Yearbook annuals publish diverse, state-of-the-discipline literature reviews that advance knowledge and understanding of communication systems, processes, and impacts across the discipline. Sponsored by the International Communication Association, each volume provides a forum for the exchange of interdisciplinary and internationally diverse scholarship relating to communication in its many forms. This volume re-issues the yearbook from 1986.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
I: Communication Reviews and Commentaries; 1: Media Linkages between Culture and Other Societal Systems; 2: When Majorities Talk about Minorities; 3: Male-Female Communication on the Job: Literature Review and Commentary; 4: Criticizing Press Coverage of the War in Lebanon: Toward a Paradigm of News as Storytelling; 5: Communication Skills and Childhood Peer Relationships: An Overview; 6: Pornography and Sexual Aggression: A Social Learning Theory Analysis; 7: Interaction Processes and Outcomes in Interviews; 8: Mass Media Expenditures in Norway: The Principle of Relative Constancy Revisited; 9: World News in Nigerian Newspapers; 10: Electronic Leisure: Video Game Usage and the Communication Climate of Video Arcades; II: Information Systems; 11: Explaining Choice Shift: A Comparison of Competing Effects-Coded Models; 12: Group Communication Networking in an Information Environment: Applying Metrie Multidimensional Scaling; 13: Analogies, Visualization, and Mental Processing of Science Stories; III: Interpersonal Communication; 14: Violations of Distance Norms: Reciprocal and Compensatory Reactions for High and Low Self-Monitors; 15: Deception Detection and Relationship Development: The Other Side of Trust; 16: Situation Perception and Message Strategy Selection; IV: Mass Communication; 17: Economic Barriers to Entering Media Industries in the United States; 18: A Semiotic Model for the Study of Mass Communication; 19: Children's Perceptions of Moral Themes in Television Drama; 20: Distortion of Communication in Hierarchical Relationships; 21: Quality Circles and Changing Patterns of Communication; 22: Persuading the Adjudicator: Conflict Tactics in the Grievance Procedure; VI: Intercultural and Development Communication; 23: The Influence of Language on Uncertainty Reduction: An Exploratory Study of Japanese-Japanese and Japanese-North American Interactions; 24: Culture and Gender: Effects on Assertive Behavior and Communication Competence; 25: Information Sources and Images of the United States and Japan: A Q-Study of Adult Jordanian Males; 26: Cognitive Complexity and Intercultural Effectiveness: Perceptions in American-Japanese Dyads; VII: Political Communication; 27: Media Use, Interpersonal Communication, and Political Socialization: An Interactional Model Analysis Using LISREL; 28: Mass Media and Political Decision Making: Application of the Accumulated Information Model to the 1980 Presidential Election; 29: Looking for Heteroscedasticity: A Means of Searching for Neglected Conditional Relationships; VIII: Instructional Communication; 30: Children's Reasoning About Compliance-Resisting Behaviors; 38: Locus of Control as a Mediator: A Study of College Students' Reactions to Teachers' Attempts to Gain Compliance; IX: Political Communication; 32: Social Support Satisfaction and Health Locus of Control: Discriminators of Breast Cancer Patients' Styles of Coping; 33: The Post Nuntio Dilemma: Approaches to Communicating with the Dying; X: Philosophy of Communication; 34: Communicative Irrationality and Political Discourse in Jürgen Habermas: A Theological Experiment; 35: Philosophical Foundations for the Construction of Critical Knowledge; XI: Human Communication Technology; 36: Computer-Mediated Communication in an Organizational Setting: Explaining Task-Related and Socioemotional Uses; 37: From Consumer to Organizational Videotex Applications: Will Videotex Find a Home at the Office?
I: Communication Reviews and Commentaries; 1: Media Linkages between Culture and Other Societal Systems; 2: When Majorities Talk about Minorities; 3: Male-Female Communication on the Job: Literature Review and Commentary; 4: Criticizing Press Coverage of the War in Lebanon: Toward a Paradigm of News as Storytelling; 5: Communication Skills and Childhood Peer Relationships: An Overview; 6: Pornography and Sexual Aggression: A Social Learning Theory Analysis; 7: Interaction Processes and Outcomes in Interviews; 8: Mass Media Expenditures in Norway: The Principle of Relative Constancy Revisited; 9: World News in Nigerian Newspapers; 10: Electronic Leisure: Video Game Usage and the Communication Climate of Video Arcades; II: Information Systems; 11: Explaining Choice Shift: A Comparison of Competing Effects-Coded Models; 12: Group Communication Networking in an Information Environment: Applying Metrie Multidimensional Scaling; 13: Analogies, Visualization, and Mental Processing of Science Stories; III: Interpersonal Communication; 14: Violations of Distance Norms: Reciprocal and Compensatory Reactions for High and Low Self-Monitors; 15: Deception Detection and Relationship Development: The Other Side of Trust; 16: Situation Perception and Message Strategy Selection; IV: Mass Communication; 17: Economic Barriers to Entering Media Industries in the United States; 18: A Semiotic Model for the Study of Mass Communication; 19: Children's Perceptions of Moral Themes in Television Drama; 20: Distortion of Communication in Hierarchical Relationships; 21: Quality Circles and Changing Patterns of Communication; 22: Persuading the Adjudicator: Conflict Tactics in the Grievance Procedure; VI: Intercultural and Development Communication; 23: The Influence of Language on Uncertainty Reduction: An Exploratory Study of Japanese-Japanese and Japanese-North American Interactions; 24: Culture and Gender: Effects on Assertive Behavior and Communication Competence; 25: Information Sources and Images of the United States and Japan: A Q-Study of Adult Jordanian Males; 26: Cognitive Complexity and Intercultural Effectiveness: Perceptions in American-Japanese Dyads; VII: Political Communication; 27: Media Use, Interpersonal Communication, and Political Socialization: An Interactional Model Analysis Using LISREL; 28: Mass Media and Political Decision Making: Application of the Accumulated Information Model to the 1980 Presidential Election; 29: Looking for Heteroscedasticity: A Means of Searching for Neglected Conditional Relationships; VIII: Instructional Communication; 30: Children's Reasoning About Compliance-Resisting Behaviors; 38: Locus of Control as a Mediator: A Study of College Students' Reactions to Teachers' Attempts to Gain Compliance; IX: Political Communication; 32: Social Support Satisfaction and Health Locus of Control: Discriminators of Breast Cancer Patients' Styles of Coping; 33: The Post Nuntio Dilemma: Approaches to Communicating with the Dying; X: Philosophy of Communication; 34: Communicative Irrationality and Political Discourse in Jürgen Habermas: A Theological Experiment; 35: Philosophical Foundations for the Construction of Critical Knowledge; XI: Human Communication Technology; 36: Computer-Mediated Communication in an Organizational Setting: Explaining Task-Related and Socioemotional Uses; 37: From Consumer to Organizational Videotex Applications: Will Videotex Find a Home at the Office?
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