New directions in group communication /
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Thousand Oaks, Calif. :
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Table of Contents:
- New directions for functional, symbolic convergence, structuration, and bona fide group perspectives of group communication / Jennifer H. Waldeck, Carolyn A. Shepard, Jeremy Teitelbaum, W. Jeffrey Farrar, and David R. Seibold
- Being a part and apart : dialectics and group communication / Scott D. Johnson and Lynette M. Long
- Foregrounding feminist theory in group communication research / Nancy Wyatt
- Ethnographic practices in group communication research / Natalie J. Dollar and Gerianne M. Merrigan
- The group dynamics q-sort in group communication research / Randall S. Peterson
- The state of traits : predispositions and group communication / Joann Keyton and Lawrence R. Frey
- The effects of culture and cultural diversity on comunication in work groups : synthesizing vertical and cultural differences with a face-negotiation perspective / John G. Oetzel
- Rethinking traditional approaches to argument in groups / Rene A. Meyers and Dale E. Brashers
- Enlarging the meaning of group deliberation : from discussion to dialogue / J. Kevin Barge
- Self-organizing and complexity perspectives of group creativity : implications for group communication / Abran J. Salazar
- Getting to "groupaha!" : provoking creative processes in task groups / Sunwolf
- Exploring consequences of group communication in the classroom : unraveling relational learning / Terre H. Allen and Timothy G. Plax
- Bona fide perspective for the future of groups : understanding collaborating groups / Cynthia Stohl and Kasey Walker
- Communication in top management teams / Theodore E. Zorn and George H. Tompson
- Cross-national group communication research : prospects and promise / Robert Shuter
- Group communication and technology : rethinking the role of communication modality in group work and performance / Edward A. Mabry.