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Interpersonal Communication by Berger, Charles R

“…Interpersonal communication has been studied in terms of both communication functions and specialized contexts. This handbook comprehensively covers the field…”
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Story Appraisal Theory: From Story Kernel Appraisals to Implications and Impact by Berger, Charles R., Ha, Yerheen, Chen, Meng

“…Story Appraisal Theory posits that reduced memory representations of stories, or story kernels, are appraised in a three-dimensional story appraisal space…”
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Interpersonal Communication: Theoretical Perspectives, Future Prospects by Berger, Charles R.

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From Explanation to Application by Berger, Charles R.

“…Uncertainty Reduction Theory is used to illustrate some advantages of predicating applied research on theory rather than merely alluding to theory as window…”
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Advancing the Theory and Practice of Supportive Communication: Brant Burleson’s Legacy by Berger, Charles R.

“…Brant Burleson (December 9, 1952-December 10, 2010), Professor of Communication and Affiliate Professor of Psychological Sciences at Purdue University, is…”
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A Tale of Two Communication Modes: When Rational and Experiential Processing Systems Encounter Statistical and Anecdotal Depictions of Threat by Berger, Charles R.

“…Cognitive-experiential self-theory proposes that individuals use two systems to process information, a highly conscious and analytical rational system and a…”
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Listening Is for Acting by Berger, Charles R.

“…Interpersonal communication researchers have not only tended to ignore the role that listening plays in face-to-face interaction, they have also viewed message…”
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Second Thoughts, Second Feelings: Attenuating the Impact of Threatening Narratives Through Rational Reappraisal by Berger, Charles R., Key Jung Lee

“…Two experiments tested hypotheses, derived from dual-process theory frameworks, concerning the attenuating effects of analytic system activation on emotion and…”
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Strategic and Nonstrategic Information Acquisition by Berger, Charles R.

“…Communication researchers routinely assume that information seeking is a strategic, goaldirected process; however, several domains of theory and research…”
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Electroencephalographic Analysis in Communication Science: Testing Two Competing Models of Message Production by Beatty, Michael J., Heisel, Alan D., Pascual-Ferrá, Paola, Berger, Charles R.

“…Electroencephalographic (EEG) analysis allows measurement of electrical activity in bundles of neurons around electrodes placed at various locations on the…”
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Mindfulness and Interpersonal Communication by Burgoon, Judee K., Berger, Charles R., Waldron, Vincent R.

“…Many social problems can be traced to interpersonal communicationdifficulties, just as many proposed interventions to solve social ills also depend on…”
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Speechlessness: Causal Attributions, Emotional Features and Social Consequences by Berger, Charles R.

“…Individuals recalled the most recent time they found themselves speechless during social interaction. In addition to characterizing a number of attributes of…”
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Dynamic Representations of Threatening Trends: The Role of Rationality and Experientiality in Potentiating Trepidation by Berger, Charles R., Lee, Eun-Ju

“…Two experiments evaluated the role graph schemata play in potentiating trepidation-related responses to static and dynamic graphical depictions of increasingly…”
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Approaching the Limits of Language: Characterizing the Life of James J. Bradac by Berger, Charles R.

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Data Mining as a Tool for Research and Knowledge Development in Nursing by BERGER, ANNE M, BERGER, CHARLES R

“…The ability to collect and store data has grown at a dramatic rate in all disciplines over the past two decades. Healthcare has been no exception. The shift…”
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Base-Rate Bingo: Ephemeral Effects of Population Data on Cognitive Responses, Apprehension, and Perceived Risk by Berger, Charles R.

“…Alternative explanations for the thrice-replicated interaction between the presence andabsence of population data andsex on apprehension andvictimization risk…”
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Effects of Discounting Cues and Gender on Apprehension: Quantitative Versus Verbal Depictions of Threatening Trends by Berger, Charles R.

“…Two experiments examined the hypothesis that quantitative depictions of improvement in threatening trends that were subsequently discounted would engender…”
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Goal Detection and Efficiency: Neglected Aspects of Message Production by Berger, Charles R.

“…Communication researchers interested in message production have yet to delineate clearly the unique aspects of the message‐production process they wish to…”
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Making It Worse Than It Is: Quantitative Depictions of Threatening Trends in the News by Berger, Charles R.

“…An analysis of accident, crime, and health news reports sought to determine how story drama is increased by using quantitative data depicting threatening…”
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Portrayals of Food Practices and Exercise Behavior in Popular American Films by Bell, Robert A., Berger, Charles R., Cassady, Diana, Townsend, Marilyn S.

“…To describe depictions of food, alcohol, and exercise and sport in popular films. Content analysis of the 10 top-grossing films each year from 1991 to 2000 (N…”
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