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Handbook of communication and emotion: research, theory, applications, and contexts
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Introduction: L.K. Guerrero, P.A. Andersen, and M.R. Trost, Communication and Emotion: Basic Concepts and Approaches. S. Planalp, Communicating Emotion in Everyday Life: Cues, Channels, and Processes. P.A. Andersen and L.K. Guerrero, Principles of Communication and Emotion in Social Interaction. The Dark Side of Emotions: L. Bradford and S. Petronio, Strategic Embarrassment: The Culprit of Emotion. A.L. Vangelisti and R.J. Sprague, Guilt and Hurt: Similarities, Distinctions, and Conversational Strategies. L.K. Guerrero and P.A. Andersen, Jealousy Experience and Expression in Romantic Relationships. D.J. Canary, B.H. Spitzberg, and B.A. Semic, The Experience and Expression of Anger in Interpersonal Settings. C. Segrin, Interpersonal Communication Problems Associated with Depression and Loneliness. The Bright Side of Emotions B.R. Burleson and D.J. Goldsmith, How the Comforting Process Works: Alleviating Emotional Distress through Conversationally Induced Reappraisals. A.P. Barbee, T. Rowatt, and M.R. Cunningham, When a Friend is in Need: Feelings about Seeking, Giving, and Receiving Social Support. P.A. Andersen and L.K. Guerrero, The Bright Side of Relational Communication: Interpersonal Warmth as a Social Emotion. C.B. Taraban, S.S. Hendrick, and C. Hendrick, Loving and Liking. S. Metts, S. Sprecher, and P.C. Regan, Communication and Sexual Desire. Applications and Contexts: D.B. Buller and J.K. Burgoon, Emotional Expression in the Deception Process. P.F. Jorgensen, Affect, Persuasion, and Communication Processes. K. Witte, Fear as Motivator, Fear as Inhibitor: Using the Extended Parallel Process Model to Explain Fear Appeal Successes and Failures. R.E. Porter and L.A. Samovar, Cultural Influences on Emotional Expression: Implications for Intercultural Communication. J.A. Feeney, P. Noller, and N. Roberts, Emotion, Attachment, and Satisfaction in Close Relationships. S.O. Gaines, Jr. et al., Communication of Emotions in Friendships. B.J. Wilson and S.L. Smith, Children's Responses to Emotional Portrayals on Television. Index.
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- Choice Reviews Online
- Publisher
- American Library Association
- Published
- 1998-05-01
- Volume
- 35
- Issue
- 09
- Pages
- 35-5367-35-5367
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- 0009-4978 (ISSN-L)
- 1523-8253
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