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About 10,000 papers for “Communication studies”
Roy Shuker · Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of Popular Music of the World · 2003
Introduction Communication is the academic discipline that studies the phenomenon of communication. In so doing, the discipline of communication considers how communication is constituted, how it occurs, and what the consequences are of particular communicative acts and specific types of
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Dipti Mehta · 2010
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Michael Gutierrez · 2012
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Kalina Tabatt · 2010
This research guide covers topics like speech writing, interpersonal communication and nonverbal communication.
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Amy Campbell · Figshare · 2023
This dataset includes the SSHA course outlines found in the study Agriculture-related courses in Canadian universities: how course outlines differ between social science and science faculties. The information from these course outlines was extracted, analyzed, and organized into themes.
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C. Neal Tate, Dean Of The Robert B · 2002
Kidenda, Thomas J., A study of cultural variability and relational maintenance behaviors for international and domestic proximal and long distance interpersonal relationships. Master of Science (Communication Studies), August 2002, 109 pp., 16 tables, references, 118 titles. This thesis examined 228 college students ’ reported use of relational maintenance behaviors and strategies and their reported perception of the degree of relational satisfaction and solidarity with the relational partners they chose to identify. The study gathered extensive data with the intention of primarily investigating the validity and reliability of measurement of relational maintenance behaviors across cultures with some attention to correlations between relationship maintenance behaviors, relationship satisfaction, and interpersonal solidarity. The study focused on refining previous measures of relationship maintenance behaviors in order to develop a comprehensive global measure. The study found that a linear combination of factors or relationship
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Marshall Digital Scholar, Teresa L. O’cassidy, Teresa L. O’cassidy · 2016
This Thesis is brought to you for free and open access by Marshall Digital Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in Theses, Dissertations and Capstones by an authorized administrator of Marshall Digital Scholar. For more information, please contact zhangj@marshall.edu.
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The SAGE Encyclopedia of Surveillance, Security, and Privacy · 2018
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Jaesub Lee · The International Encyclopedia of Strategic Communication · 2018
After 100 years of disciplinary evolution, communication studies has matured into multidisciplinary scholarly inquiries, a diversified curriculum, and complex academic units. Academics in the United States have played a primary role in developing communication studies that began with a narrow but passionate belief in rhetoric and public speaking as essential to democratic society. This paradigm began to connect with media studies as a result of studies in propaganda, persuasion, leadership, and information theory coupled with systems theory. Communication studies advanced in step with the two world wars, the Cold War, the maturation of related disciplines, and other social events during the last half of the twentieth century. The current state of the field indicates that communication studies, by nature and choice, remains strategic. Communication studies guides strategic structures, fractures, functions, discourses, contexts, and meanings relevant to human activities in dyads, groups, organizations, communities, and societies.
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Andrea Zeffiro, Andrea Zeffiro, Andrea Zeffiro · 2011
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Jennifer Diane Millspaugh · 2008
references, 104 titles. Recently, some men have taken their wives ’ last names upon marriage rather than following tradition. The goal of this study was to examine the attitudes that men and women have toward these nontraditional men. Ideological hegemony and social identity theory comprised the framework for examining participants ’ beliefs. A survey first elicited participants ’ extant sexist beliefs about men and the characteristics of a nontraditional man compared to a traditional man. An open-ended question further explored participants ’ opinions. The results indicated that benevolent sexism influences respondents ’ attitudes towards nontraditional men and that most respondents view nontraditional men as more nurturing and committed to their marriage than traditional men. The results further revealed a dichotomy of positive and negative attitudes towards nontraditional men indicating that society’s feelings about nontraditional men are changing.
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Prenatal Care, Liliana Herakova, Prenatal Care et al. · 2014
This Open Access Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Dissertations and Theses at ScholarWorks@UMass Amherst. It has been accepted for inclusion in Doctoral Dissertations 2014-current by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@UMass Amherst. For more information, please contact
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Ra L. Terrell, Dean Of The Robert B · 2007
Attempts to solve the continued problem of low youth voter turnout in the U.S. have included get out the vote drives, voter registration campaigns, and public service announcements targeting 18- to 25-year-old voters. Pay Attention and Vote added to this effort to motivate young voters in its 2006 campaign. This thesis analyzes the rhetorical strategies employed by the Pay Attention and Vote campaign advertisements, measures their effectiveness, and adds to the limited body of knowledge describing the attitudes and behaviors of young nonvoters. This thesis applies a mixed method approach, utilizing both rhetorical criticism and quantitative method. The results of both analyses are integrated into a discussion which critiques current strategies of addressing the youth voter turnout problem and offers suggestions for future research on the topic. ii
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Hdrs Price, Nancy Faires Patraka, Vivian M · 1996
An interdisciplinary course on women in the fine-arts for college-level'women's studies programs is presented in five units. The course raises questions about women as artists in 'a sexist society, then examines the vision of woien artists in the personal and political spheres, and concludeS with a study ot great women artists. Unit 1 provides a conceptual frame4ork by discussing women's conventionel roles in the arts as object, myth, and creatorand examines how "great artists " are made. Unit 2, "Women's Oppression and Creativity, " examines sources of frustration; masculine, mainstream, and feminine art forms; and the art of non-WeStern women. Unit 3 focuses on women in the home, workplace, and community and on creating an artistic heiitage for women. Unit 4, "Art and Politics,". discusses the insights of women as a marginal group, women's art and social criticism, and feminism. The final.unit features individual women authors, painters, sculptors, photo§raphers, musicians, dancers, designers, actors, filmmakers, and interdisciplinary artists. Zech unit includes an introduction, lecture outline, resource materials list, and discussion questions. A selected, bibliography is,also provided. The course depends heavily on audiovisual preSentations. (RC) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. 90 mop,*z c.
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William F. Bartolini, William F. Bartolini, William F. Bartolini · 2005
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Rebecca Sorenson Greene, John Borrelli · 2005
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Nikki Porter, Nikki Porter · 2011
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Campbell, Amy · Figshare · 2023
This dataset includes the SSHA course outlines found in the study Agriculture-related courses in Canadian universities: how course outlines differ between social science and science faculties. The information from these course outlines was extracted, analyzed, and organized into themes.
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Byron Kaldis · Encyclopedia of Philosophy and the Social Sciences · 2013
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Dale Southerton · Encyclopedia of Consumer Culture · 2011
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