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A study tested a theoretical model using data from court-ordered sessions about the utility of di... more A study tested a theoretical model using data from court-ordered sessions about the utility of divorce mediation. Subjects, 974 couples who had filed for divorce with potential child-custody disputes, were informed about the process of mediation as a means to settle their custody disputes rather than relying on the court system to resolve their custody and visitation conflicts. Counselors described the mediltion process, answered questions, and showed a videotape entitled "Don't Forget the Children." Five measures were created to test the theoretical model: caring about/focusing on children's relational, school, home problems (concern for children); communication skills; feelings about self; stress; and expectations about mediation. Results indicated that concern for children and expectations about mediation impacted on a successful outcome. Major predictors of stress were feelings about self (self esteem) and communication skills. Findings suggest affirmation for the importance of communication as an element contributing to the success of mediation. The prospects for communication scholars to play a meaningful role in improving family communication during the process of divorce are challenging. (Contains 28 references, 1 figure, and 3 tables of data.) (RS)
Using Meta-Analysis to Examine Peer Mediation: Outcomes and Effectiveness in Educational Settings
Routledge, Feb 5, 2014
Family and Workplace Conflict Examining Metaphorical Conflict Schemas and Expressions Across Context and Sex
Human Communication Research, 1997
Page 1. Family and Workplace Conflict Examining Metaphorical Conflict Schemas and Expressions Acr... more Page 1. Family and Workplace Conflict Examining Metaphorical Conflict Schemas and Expressions Across Context and Sex PATRICE M. BUZZANELL Northern IllinoisUniversity NANCY A. BURFELL University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...
Managing interpersonal conflict: advances through meta-analysis (paperback)(series: routledge communication series)
Interpersonal Communication Research
Interpersonal Communication Research, 2001
Contents: R.W. Preiss, M. Allen, Preface: On Numbers, Narratives, and Insights Regarding Interper... more Contents: R.W. Preiss, M. Allen, Preface: On Numbers, Narratives, and Insights Regarding Interpersonal Communication. Part I:Interpersonal Communication Research and Meta-Analysis. M. Allen, R.W. Preiss, Meta-Analysis and Interpersonal Communication: Function and Applicability. C.R. Berger, Meta-Analysis in Context: A Proto-Theory of Interpersonal Communication. Part II:Individual Issues in Interpersonal Communication. B.M. Gayle, R.W. Preiss, An Overview of Individual Processes in Interpersonal Communication. E. Sahlstein, M. Allen, Sex Differences in Self-Esteem: A Meta-Analytic Assessment. L.M. Timmerman, Comparing the Production of Power in Language on the Basis of Gender. B.H. Spitzberg, J.P. Dillard, Social Skills and Communication. Part III:Dyadic Issues in Interpersonal Communication. B.M. Gayle, R.W. Preiss, An Overview of Dyadic Processes in Interpersonal Communication. M. Allen, N. Burrell, Sexual Orientation of the Parent: The Impact on the Child. K.A. Yun, Similarity and Attraction. K. Dindia, Self-Disclosure Research: Knowledge Through Meta-Analysis. D. Hample, J.M. Dallinger, The Effects of Situation on the Use or Suppression of Possible Compliance-Gaining Appeals. Part IV:Interactional Issues in Interpersonal Communication. B.M. Gayle, R.W. Preiss, An Overview of Interactional Processes in Interpersonal Communication. M. Allen, A Synthesis and Extension of Constructivist Comforting Research. N.A. Burrell, Divorce: How Spouses Seek Social Support. M. Allen, T.M. Emmers-Sommer, T.L. Crowell, Couples Negotiating Safer Sex Behaviors: A Meta-Analysis of the Impact of Conversation and Gender. M.A. Hamilton, P.J. Mineo, Argumentativeness and Its Effect on Verbal Aggressiveness: A Meta-Analytic Review. T.M. Emmers-Sommer, Sexual Coercion and Resistance. B.M. Gayle, R.W. Preiss, M. Allen, A Meta-Analytic Interpretation of Intimate and Nonintimate Interpersonal Conflict. Part V:Meta-Analysis and Interpersonal Communication Theory Generation. M. Allen, R.W. Preiss, An Analysis of Textbooks in Interpersonal Communication: How Accurate Are the Representations? D.J. Canary, M.J. Mattrey, How Does Meta-Analysis Represent Our Knowledge of Interpersonal Communication. M.A. Fitzpatrick, Better Living Through Science: Reflections on the Future of Interpersonal Communication. M.E. Roloff, The State of the Art of Interpersonal Communication Research: Are We Addressing Socially Significant Issues?
Many Faces of Media Effects
Routledge, Aug 29, 2006
Communication Apprehension: Issues to Consider in the Classroom
Argumentation and Advocacy, 1986
Management Communication Quarterly, 1992
This investigation combined interpretive and quantitative metaphoric analyses to examine conflict... more This investigation combined interpretive and quantitative metaphoric analyses to examine conflict images of women in government. Based on feminist, conflict, and metaphor literature, we anticipated that first-order (metaphoric family) and second-order (structural or linguistic) analyses would reveal overarching categories, underlying tensions, and contextual differences in workplace metaphors. Findings indicated that metaphoric families provided generalizable categories but that linguistic devices suggested subtleties in the ways in which professional women conceptualized their conflictual interactions in the workplace.
Interpersonal Communication Research, 2001
We present a differential equation-based mathematical model of nectar foraging by the honey bee A... more We present a differential equation-based mathematical model of nectar foraging by the honey bee Apis mellifera. The model focuses on two behavioural classes; nectar foragers and nectar receivers. Results generated from the model are used to demonstrate how different classes within a collective can collaborate to combine information and produce finely tuned decisions through simple interactions. In particular we show the importance of the 'search time' -the time a returning forager takes to find an available nectar receiver -in restricting the forager population to a level consistent with colony-wide needs.
개인 정체성의 상대성과 그 구성요소 간의 상황적 중요도에 대한 한미 간 비교연구
이 논문은 문화적 차이를 연구함에 있어서 서양적 관점에 기초한 개인주의-집단주의식 비교의 문제점을 지적하고 동양적 시각을 반영하는 새로운 이론이 필요함을 주창한다. 동서양의 ... more 이 논문은 문화적 차이를 연구함에 있어서 서양적 관점에 기초한 개인주의-집단주의식 비교의 문제점을 지적하고 동양적 시각을 반영하는 새로운 이론이 필요함을 주창한다. 동서양의 근본적인 차이는 일체주의적(holistic) 세계관과 분석주의적(analytic, atomistic) 세계관이라는 점에 입각하여, 이 연구는 인지적 상대주의 이론 내세우고, 그 타당성을 경험적으로 검증하였다. 조사 결과, (1) 한국과 같은 일체주의적 문화를 가진 사회에서, 구성원들의 정체성은 상황에 따라 변하는 경향이 높으며 (즉 상대적이며), 미국처럼 분석주의적 문화를 가진 사회에서는, 구성원들의 정체성이 인간관계나 상황에 따라 변화하는 정도가 낮고 절대성이 높다는 것과, (2) 일체주의적 사회에서는 개인적 정체성보다는 사회적 정체성이 더 중요하며, 분석주의적 사회에서는 사회적 정체성보다 개인적 정체성이 대인 커뮤니케이션에 더 많은 영향을 미친다는 것을 발견하였다.이 결과는 인지적 상대성이론이 기존의 문화적 차이에 대한 이론들(즉, collectivism -individualism, particularism-universalism, high context-low context communication, 및 interdependent-independent construals)을 통합함으로써, 앞으로의 비교문화권적 연구에 보다 과학적이며 타당성 높은 이론적 틀을 제공할 가능성이 있음을 보여주었다.
The Impact of Earvin "Magic" Johnson's HIV-Positive Announcement
A Meta-Analysis of Demand/Withdraw Communication in Marriage
Positive Effects of Television on Children's Social Interaction: A Meta-Analysis
Effects of Gender Stereotyping on Socialization
The Spiral of Silence: A Meta-Analysis and Its Impact
Self-Disclosure Research: Knowledge Through Meta-Analysis
Distance Learning and Student Satisfaction
Handbook of Distance Education, 2018
Argumentation and Advocacy, 2000
A study tested a theoretical model using data from court-ordered sessions about the utility of di... more A study tested a theoretical model using data from court-ordered sessions about the utility of divorce mediation. Subjects, 974 couples who had filed for divorce with potential child-custody disputes, were informed about the process of mediation as a means to settle their custody disputes rather than relying on the court system to resolve their custody and visitation conflicts. Counselors described the mediltion process, answered questions, and showed a videotape entitled "Don't Forget the Children." Five measures were created to test the theoretical model: caring about/focusing on children's relational, school, home problems (concern for children); communication skills; feelings about self; stress; and expectations about mediation. Results indicated that concern for children and expectations about mediation impacted on a successful outcome. Major predictors of stress were feelings about self (self esteem) and communication skills. Findings suggest affirmation for the importance of communication as an element contributing to the success of mediation. The prospects for communication scholars to play a meaningful role in improving family communication during the process of divorce are challenging. (Contains 28 references, 1 figure, and 3 tables of data.) (RS)
Using Meta-Analysis to Examine Peer Mediation: Outcomes and Effectiveness in Educational Settings
Routledge, Feb 5, 2014
Family and Workplace Conflict Examining Metaphorical Conflict Schemas and Expressions Across Context and Sex
Human Communication Research, 1997
Page 1. Family and Workplace Conflict Examining Metaphorical Conflict Schemas and Expressions Acr... more Page 1. Family and Workplace Conflict Examining Metaphorical Conflict Schemas and Expressions Across Context and Sex PATRICE M. BUZZANELL Northern IllinoisUniversity NANCY A. BURFELL University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee ...
Managing interpersonal conflict: advances through meta-analysis (paperback)(series: routledge communication series)
Interpersonal Communication Research
Interpersonal Communication Research, 2001
Contents: R.W. Preiss, M. Allen, Preface: On Numbers, Narratives, and Insights Regarding Interper... more Contents: R.W. Preiss, M. Allen, Preface: On Numbers, Narratives, and Insights Regarding Interpersonal Communication. Part I:Interpersonal Communication Research and Meta-Analysis. M. Allen, R.W. Preiss, Meta-Analysis and Interpersonal Communication: Function and Applicability. C.R. Berger, Meta-Analysis in Context: A Proto-Theory of Interpersonal Communication. Part II:Individual Issues in Interpersonal Communication. B.M. Gayle, R.W. Preiss, An Overview of Individual Processes in Interpersonal Communication. E. Sahlstein, M. Allen, Sex Differences in Self-Esteem: A Meta-Analytic Assessment. L.M. Timmerman, Comparing the Production of Power in Language on the Basis of Gender. B.H. Spitzberg, J.P. Dillard, Social Skills and Communication. Part III:Dyadic Issues in Interpersonal Communication. B.M. Gayle, R.W. Preiss, An Overview of Dyadic Processes in Interpersonal Communication. M. Allen, N. Burrell, Sexual Orientation of the Parent: The Impact on the Child. K.A. Yun, Similarity and Attraction. K. Dindia, Self-Disclosure Research: Knowledge Through Meta-Analysis. D. Hample, J.M. Dallinger, The Effects of Situation on the Use or Suppression of Possible Compliance-Gaining Appeals. Part IV:Interactional Issues in Interpersonal Communication. B.M. Gayle, R.W. Preiss, An Overview of Interactional Processes in Interpersonal Communication. M. Allen, A Synthesis and Extension of Constructivist Comforting Research. N.A. Burrell, Divorce: How Spouses Seek Social Support. M. Allen, T.M. Emmers-Sommer, T.L. Crowell, Couples Negotiating Safer Sex Behaviors: A Meta-Analysis of the Impact of Conversation and Gender. M.A. Hamilton, P.J. Mineo, Argumentativeness and Its Effect on Verbal Aggressiveness: A Meta-Analytic Review. T.M. Emmers-Sommer, Sexual Coercion and Resistance. B.M. Gayle, R.W. Preiss, M. Allen, A Meta-Analytic Interpretation of Intimate and Nonintimate Interpersonal Conflict. Part V:Meta-Analysis and Interpersonal Communication Theory Generation. M. Allen, R.W. Preiss, An Analysis of Textbooks in Interpersonal Communication: How Accurate Are the Representations? D.J. Canary, M.J. Mattrey, How Does Meta-Analysis Represent Our Knowledge of Interpersonal Communication. M.A. Fitzpatrick, Better Living Through Science: Reflections on the Future of Interpersonal Communication. M.E. Roloff, The State of the Art of Interpersonal Communication Research: Are We Addressing Socially Significant Issues?
Many Faces of Media Effects
Routledge, Aug 29, 2006
Communication Apprehension: Issues to Consider in the Classroom
Argumentation and Advocacy, 1986
Management Communication Quarterly, 1992
This investigation combined interpretive and quantitative metaphoric analyses to examine conflict... more This investigation combined interpretive and quantitative metaphoric analyses to examine conflict images of women in government. Based on feminist, conflict, and metaphor literature, we anticipated that first-order (metaphoric family) and second-order (structural or linguistic) analyses would reveal overarching categories, underlying tensions, and contextual differences in workplace metaphors. Findings indicated that metaphoric families provided generalizable categories but that linguistic devices suggested subtleties in the ways in which professional women conceptualized their conflictual interactions in the workplace.
Interpersonal Communication Research, 2001
We present a differential equation-based mathematical model of nectar foraging by the honey bee A... more We present a differential equation-based mathematical model of nectar foraging by the honey bee Apis mellifera. The model focuses on two behavioural classes; nectar foragers and nectar receivers. Results generated from the model are used to demonstrate how different classes within a collective can collaborate to combine information and produce finely tuned decisions through simple interactions. In particular we show the importance of the 'search time' -the time a returning forager takes to find an available nectar receiver -in restricting the forager population to a level consistent with colony-wide needs.
개인 정체성의 상대성과 그 구성요소 간의 상황적 중요도에 대한 한미 간 비교연구
이 논문은 문화적 차이를 연구함에 있어서 서양적 관점에 기초한 개인주의-집단주의식 비교의 문제점을 지적하고 동양적 시각을 반영하는 새로운 이론이 필요함을 주창한다. 동서양의 ... more 이 논문은 문화적 차이를 연구함에 있어서 서양적 관점에 기초한 개인주의-집단주의식 비교의 문제점을 지적하고 동양적 시각을 반영하는 새로운 이론이 필요함을 주창한다. 동서양의 근본적인 차이는 일체주의적(holistic) 세계관과 분석주의적(analytic, atomistic) 세계관이라는 점에 입각하여, 이 연구는 인지적 상대주의 이론 내세우고, 그 타당성을 경험적으로 검증하였다. 조사 결과, (1) 한국과 같은 일체주의적 문화를 가진 사회에서, 구성원들의 정체성은 상황에 따라 변하는 경향이 높으며 (즉 상대적이며), 미국처럼 분석주의적 문화를 가진 사회에서는, 구성원들의 정체성이 인간관계나 상황에 따라 변화하는 정도가 낮고 절대성이 높다는 것과, (2) 일체주의적 사회에서는 개인적 정체성보다는 사회적 정체성이 더 중요하며, 분석주의적 사회에서는 사회적 정체성보다 개인적 정체성이 대인 커뮤니케이션에 더 많은 영향을 미친다는 것을 발견하였다.이 결과는 인지적 상대성이론이 기존의 문화적 차이에 대한 이론들(즉, collectivism -individualism, particularism-universalism, high context-low context communication, 및 interdependent-independent construals)을 통합함으로써, 앞으로의 비교문화권적 연구에 보다 과학적이며 타당성 높은 이론적 틀을 제공할 가능성이 있음을 보여주었다.
The Impact of Earvin "Magic" Johnson's HIV-Positive Announcement
A Meta-Analysis of Demand/Withdraw Communication in Marriage
Positive Effects of Television on Children's Social Interaction: A Meta-Analysis
Effects of Gender Stereotyping on Socialization
The Spiral of Silence: A Meta-Analysis and Its Impact
Self-Disclosure Research: Knowledge Through Meta-Analysis
Distance Learning and Student Satisfaction
Handbook of Distance Education, 2018
Argumentation and Advocacy, 2000