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Soldiers of Christ

Larissa Taylor

1992

A dictionary of communication and media studies

Watson, James

1984

Shared minds

Michael Schrage

1990

Researching Language and Social Media

David Barton, Johann Wolfgang Unger, Ruth Page et al.

2014

Communication and education skills for dietetics professionals

Betsy B. Holli

1998

Tomorrowʼs global community

Mann, Jim

1998

Transcultural communication in health care

Joan Luckmann

2000

Interface Culture

Steven Johnson

1997

Constructive communication

Richard Ellis

1999

The media and modernity

John B. Thompson

1995

Communication audits

Cal W. Downs

1988

The Magic of Dialogue

Daniel Yankelovich

1999

Cyberprotest

Wim B. H. J. van de Donk

2004

Meaning across cultures

Eugene Albert Nida, Eugene A. Nida

1981

Communication theory for Christian witness

Charles H. Kraft

1983

Health Communication, Behavior Change, and Treatment Adherence

Leslie R. Martin, M. Robin DiMatteo

2013

Non-Western Perspectives on Human Communication

Min-Sun Kim

2002

Emerging language in autistic children

Warren H. Fay

1980

Social psychology

Nyla R. Branscombe, Donn Erwin Byrne, Robert A. Baron

1984 ★ 3.7

Effective Communication

Kim S. Cameron, Mike Woods, David A. Whetten

1996

The Psychology of the Internet

Patricia Wallace

1999

The political economy of communication

Vincent Mosco

1996

Naked Neuron

R. JOSEPH

1993

Communication in the Jewish Diaspora

Sophia Menache

1996

Palliative Care and Communication

Anne-Mei The

2002

Teaching Children with Autism

Kathleen Ann Quill

1995

Communication in history

D. J. Crowley, Paul Heyer, David Crowley

2003

The skilled facilitator

Roger M. Schwarz

1994

Modernization among peasants

Everett M. Rogers

1969

Language processing in atypical populations

Vivien C. Tartter

1998

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