Theories of Intergroup Conflict

Aaron Castelán Cargile , James J. Bradac et al. • 2006

Language, Truth, and Social Reality in the Work of W. Peter Robinson

Laura L. Winn , James J. Bradac et al. • 2001

Book Reviews

James J. Bradac • 2000

Powerful Versus Powerless Language: Consequences for Persuasion, Impression Formation, and Cognitive Response

Jon Busch , Pamela Gibbons et al. • 1991

Male/Female Gaze in Same-Sex and Mixed-Sex Dyads Gender-Linked Differences and Mutual Influence

LISA B. STUDLEY , ANTHONY MULAC et al. • 1987

Review Article

JOHN M. WIEMANN , James J. Bradac • 1985

MALE/FEMALE LANGUAGE DIFFERENCES AND ATTRIBUTIONAL CONSEQUENCES IN CHILDREN'S TELEVISION

SUSAN KAROL MANN , ANTHONY MULAC et al. • 1985

Attributional Consequences of Powerful and Powerless Speech Styles in a Crisis-Intervention Context

ANTHONY MULAC , James J. Bradac • 1984

Ascribed Status, Lexical Diversity, and Accent: Determinants of Perceived Status, Solidarity, and Control of Speech Style

Randall Wisegarver , James J. Bradac • 1984

Language and Social Knowledge: Uncertainty in Interpersonal Relations.

CHARLES R. BERGER , James J. Bradac et al. • 1983

The Language of Lovers, Flovers, and Friends: Communicating in Social and Personal Relationships

James J. Bradac • 1983

On Generalizing Cabbages, Messages, Kings, and Several Other Things: The Virtues of Multiplicity

James J. Bradac • 1983

DISCLOSURE STYLES AND A HINT AT THEIR GENESIS

Charles H. Tardy , Lawrence A. Hosman et al. • 1980

THREE LANGUAGE VARIABLES IN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH: INTENSITY, IMMEDIACY, AND DIVERSITY

JOHN WAITEBOWERS , James J. Bradac et al. • 1979

THE EFFECTS OF OBSERVER EXPECTATIONS, TASK AMBIGUITY, AND MEDIUM OF PRESENTATION ON LOW- AND HIGH-INFERENCE JUDGMENTS OF COMMUNICATIVE BEHAVIOR1

Michael A. Bell , James J. Bradac • 1975