Most Recent Articles from Communication Studies

• Don't You Know What Causes That? Advice, Celebration, and Justification in a Large Families Bulletin Board 

  A thematic analysis of an on-line bulletin board for parents of large families revealed three prominent patterns of talk related to advice seeking...

  12/01/05 by Arnold, Lorin Basden · More from publication

• Editorial 

  Welcome to the final 2005 issue of Communication Studies (CS)! If you're perusing us for the first time, we hope you will soon return. And if...

  12/01/05 by Holland, Brian · More from publication

• Workplace Relationship Quality and Employee Information Experiences 

  This study examined the extent to which the amount and quality of work-related information employees received was associated with the quality of...

  12/01/05 by Sias, Patricia M · More from publication

• Models for Aggressive Behavior: The Attributes of Violent Characters in Popular Video Games 

  Americans are increasingly concerned about video games, presumably due to the amount and graphicness of violence they contain. Social Cognitive...

  12/01/05 by Lachlan, Kenneth A; Smith, Stacy L; Tamborini, Ron · More from publication

• A Gendered Influence in Campaign Debates? Analysis of Mixed-gender United States Senate and Gubernatorial Debates 

  Throughout the literature much of the research on political campaign debates has focused on presidential debates and has largely ignored...

  12/01/05 by Banwart, Mary Christine; McKinney, Mitchell S · More from publication

• Evolution and Diffusion of the Michigan State University Tradition of Organizational Communication Network Research 

  This article documents the 30-year history of communication network research at Michigan State University (M.S.U.), providing a case study of the...

  12/01/05 by Susskind, Alex M; Schwartz, Donald F; Richards, William D; Johnson, J David · More from publication

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