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Anxious Individuals
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Communicative Anxiety
cross-sex
cross-sex friendship communication
Cross-sex Friendships
Cross-sex Interaction
Cross-sex Relationships
crosssex
effect
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Experience State Anxiety
Externalizing Disorders
Familial Interactions
female
Foreign Tv
friendships
gender representation studies
group communication processes
High Participators
Inhibited Behavior
interaction
Le Sieur
Low Participators
Low Self-efficacy Expectations
male
Male Female Friendships
media effects research
middle
Opposite Sex
Participation Hierarchies
Peer Group Outcomes
persuasion and attitude change
PRSA Member
public relations theory
relationships
Self-focused Attention
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Sociable Behavior
Social Anxiety
Social Anxiety Subscale
social competence development
Speech Disfluencies
Trait Social Anxiety

Product details

  • ISBN 9780415873161
  • Weight: 1060g
  • Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
  • Publication Date: 25 Oct 2011
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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Communication Yearbook 20, originally published in 1997 contains ten major reviews that collectively span the discipline. Two of the reviews examine how consumption of television programs affects viewers. Other media-related chapters examine sex-role stereotyping in advertising, the role of the public relations professional in the production of the news, and the nature and effects of public opinion. This collection also includes review articles addressing attitude change and persuasion, participation in decision-making groups, social anxiety, the development of social competence in childhood and cross-sex friendships across the lifespan. The chapters in this volume present summaries of relevant findings as well as penetrating discussions of theories, methods, problems and directions for future research.