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Research paper thumbnail of Effects of Videotape on Performance, Attendance, and Attitude in the Fundamentals of Speech Communication Course

Communication Education, 1972

Research paper thumbnail of ICA Communication Audit Survey Instrument: 1977 Organizational Norms

Research paper thumbnail of Communication at the university: External channels

Western Speech, Dec 1, 1974

Research paper thumbnail of Pausal: A computer program to identify and measure pauses

Western Speech, Apr 1, 1973

Research paper thumbnail of Communication at the university

Western Speech, Dec 1, 1972

Research paper thumbnail of Effects of videotape on attendance and attitude in the fundamentals of speech communication course

The Speech teacher, Mar 1, 1972

Students who videotaped oral assignments to be played back for class had better class attendance,... more Students who videotaped oral assignments to be played back for class had better class attendance, became more favorable toward the use of videotape in the classroom, and evaluated the instructor and course more favorably than those doing the assignments “live” for the class.

Research paper thumbnail of Listener Comprehension of Compressed Speech as a Function of the Academic Grade Level of the Subjects

Journal of Communication, Jun 1, 1970

An experiment was conducted to determine the ability of students at two levels of academic achiev... more An experiment was conducted to determine the ability of students at two levels of academic achievement to comprehend compressed speech. The effects of two variables: rate of presentation and academic grade level of the subjects, and their interaction, were investigated. Compression of speech was done electronically with a speech compressor to achieve rates of 165 to 330 words per minute. The data were test scores representing the number of correct answers on a 20 item test of factual recall. An analysis of variance revealed significant differences within the main effects of rate and academic level of subjects; no significant difference was found in the interaction of the two variables.

Research paper thumbnail of Organizational Communication Research: Time for Reflection?

Annals of the International Communication Association, Dec 1, 1980

Research paper thumbnail of Communication Audit Critique: the Researcher's Perspective

Journal of Business Communication, Oct 1, 1977

The communication audit procedure being developed by the International Communication Association ... more The communication audit procedure being developed by the International Communication Association is the only coordinated attempt by investiga tors, trained primarily in the study of human communicative behavior in organizations, to develop standardized instruments designed to investigate and classify communicational variables in complex organizations. Develop ment procedures being followed allow a systematic and reliable means to satisfy organizational development needs

Research paper thumbnail of The Ica Communication Audit: Process, Status, Critique

Journal of Business Communication, Oct 1, 1977

The International Communication Association (ICA) Communication audit provides an organization wi... more The International Communication Association (ICA) Communication audit provides an organization with advance information that may prevent major breakdowns. The ICA Communication Audit process, including goals, products, instruments, audit logistics and timetable, feedback of ...

Research paper thumbnail of Attitudes Toward a Communication System: A Comparison of Anglophone and Francophone Hospital Employees

Human Communication Research, 1980

Research paper thumbnail of Consumers' Information Processing Objectives and Effects of Product Warnings

Proceedings of the Human Factors Society annual meeting, Oct 1, 1988

Research paper thumbnail of Perjury and deceptive judgments: How the timing and modality of witness deception affects jurors' deceptive judgments

Communication Quarterly, Sep 1, 1988

Research paper thumbnail of Listener comprehension of compressed speech when the difficulty, rate of presentation, and sex of the listener are varied

Speech monographs, Mar 1, 1968

Research paper thumbnail of An Examination of the Factors Contributing to Adoption Decisions among Late-Diffused Technology Products

New Media & Society, Dec 1, 2003

According to diffusion theory, consumer beliefs or perceptions of innovation attributes, along wi... more According to diffusion theory, consumer beliefs or perceptions of innovation attributes, along with external socioeconomic and media exposures, influence the decision to adopt an innovation. To examine the relative influence of beliefs, attitudes, and external variables, the current study synthesizes perspectives from the Technology Adoption Model (TAM) and diffusion theory, and presents an integrated model of consumer adoption. The article reports the results of a survey investigating the measurement model in predicting potential adoption by late adopters of cellular phones. The model confirms the importance of attitudes towards potential adoption. Also significant are the influence of media ownership on perceptions of advantage, observability, and compatibility of the innovation. Media use and change agent contacts significantly influence perceptions of complexity of the innovation. Age, income and occupation were the sociodemographic variables that indirectly influenced adoption intention.

Research paper thumbnail of Evaluating Internal Communication: The ICA Communication Audit

New Directions for Institutional Advancement, 1978

Research paper thumbnail of Communication and Student Unrest: A Report to the President of the University of New Mexico; Part I: Student-Administration Channels, Student Faculty Channels

Research paper thumbnail of Network Analysis from a Functional Perspective

Research paper thumbnail of Information Strategies: New Pathways to Management Productivity

Research paper thumbnail of Auditing organizational communication systems: The ICA commmunication audit

Research paper thumbnail of Effects of Videotape on Performance, Attendance, and Attitude in the Fundamentals of Speech Communication Course

Communication Education, 1972

Research paper thumbnail of ICA Communication Audit Survey Instrument: 1977 Organizational Norms

Research paper thumbnail of Communication at the university: External channels

Western Speech, Dec 1, 1974

Research paper thumbnail of Pausal: A computer program to identify and measure pauses

Western Speech, Apr 1, 1973

Research paper thumbnail of Communication at the university

Western Speech, Dec 1, 1972

Research paper thumbnail of Effects of videotape on attendance and attitude in the fundamentals of speech communication course

The Speech teacher, Mar 1, 1972

Students who videotaped oral assignments to be played back for class had better class attendance,... more Students who videotaped oral assignments to be played back for class had better class attendance, became more favorable toward the use of videotape in the classroom, and evaluated the instructor and course more favorably than those doing the assignments “live” for the class.

Research paper thumbnail of Listener Comprehension of Compressed Speech as a Function of the Academic Grade Level of the Subjects

Journal of Communication, Jun 1, 1970

An experiment was conducted to determine the ability of students at two levels of academic achiev... more An experiment was conducted to determine the ability of students at two levels of academic achievement to comprehend compressed speech. The effects of two variables: rate of presentation and academic grade level of the subjects, and their interaction, were investigated. Compression of speech was done electronically with a speech compressor to achieve rates of 165 to 330 words per minute. The data were test scores representing the number of correct answers on a 20 item test of factual recall. An analysis of variance revealed significant differences within the main effects of rate and academic level of subjects; no significant difference was found in the interaction of the two variables.

Research paper thumbnail of Organizational Communication Research: Time for Reflection?

Annals of the International Communication Association, Dec 1, 1980

Research paper thumbnail of Communication Audit Critique: the Researcher's Perspective

Journal of Business Communication, Oct 1, 1977

The communication audit procedure being developed by the International Communication Association ... more The communication audit procedure being developed by the International Communication Association is the only coordinated attempt by investiga tors, trained primarily in the study of human communicative behavior in organizations, to develop standardized instruments designed to investigate and classify communicational variables in complex organizations. Develop ment procedures being followed allow a systematic and reliable means to satisfy organizational development needs

Research paper thumbnail of The Ica Communication Audit: Process, Status, Critique

Journal of Business Communication, Oct 1, 1977

The International Communication Association (ICA) Communication audit provides an organization wi... more The International Communication Association (ICA) Communication audit provides an organization with advance information that may prevent major breakdowns. The ICA Communication Audit process, including goals, products, instruments, audit logistics and timetable, feedback of ...

Research paper thumbnail of Attitudes Toward a Communication System: A Comparison of Anglophone and Francophone Hospital Employees

Human Communication Research, 1980

Research paper thumbnail of Consumers' Information Processing Objectives and Effects of Product Warnings

Proceedings of the Human Factors Society annual meeting, Oct 1, 1988

Research paper thumbnail of Perjury and deceptive judgments: How the timing and modality of witness deception affects jurors' deceptive judgments

Communication Quarterly, Sep 1, 1988

Research paper thumbnail of Listener comprehension of compressed speech when the difficulty, rate of presentation, and sex of the listener are varied

Speech monographs, Mar 1, 1968

Research paper thumbnail of An Examination of the Factors Contributing to Adoption Decisions among Late-Diffused Technology Products

New Media & Society, Dec 1, 2003

According to diffusion theory, consumer beliefs or perceptions of innovation attributes, along wi... more According to diffusion theory, consumer beliefs or perceptions of innovation attributes, along with external socioeconomic and media exposures, influence the decision to adopt an innovation. To examine the relative influence of beliefs, attitudes, and external variables, the current study synthesizes perspectives from the Technology Adoption Model (TAM) and diffusion theory, and presents an integrated model of consumer adoption. The article reports the results of a survey investigating the measurement model in predicting potential adoption by late adopters of cellular phones. The model confirms the importance of attitudes towards potential adoption. Also significant are the influence of media ownership on perceptions of advantage, observability, and compatibility of the innovation. Media use and change agent contacts significantly influence perceptions of complexity of the innovation. Age, income and occupation were the sociodemographic variables that indirectly influenced adoption intention.

Research paper thumbnail of Evaluating Internal Communication: The ICA Communication Audit

New Directions for Institutional Advancement, 1978

Research paper thumbnail of Communication and Student Unrest: A Report to the President of the University of New Mexico; Part I: Student-Administration Channels, Student Faculty Channels

Research paper thumbnail of Network Analysis from a Functional Perspective

Research paper thumbnail of Information Strategies: New Pathways to Management Productivity

Research paper thumbnail of Auditing organizational communication systems: The ICA commmunication audit