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Interpersonal Communication Research: Advances through Meta-Analysis

By: Mike Allen; Raymond W. Preiss et al. | Book details

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Subject Index

A
Acceptance of Interpersonal Violence Scale, 318
achievement motivation theory, 284 ethnographic study of, 418
acquaintance
acquaintance rape, 317, 321 and disclosure-liking hypothesis, 172
Adversarial Sexual Beliefs Scale, 318
affective processes
affective exchange stage and relationship development,! 16
affective perspective-taking ability, 231, 240
and conflict management strategy, 223
and motivation to argumentativeness, 285
and proto-theory context, 18–20
interactions, 19
affiliation
acceptance and individual processes, 51
and conflict management strategies, 347
and individual processes, 46, 50–52
and proto-theory context, 22
evaluation in inclusion vs. affiliation, 51
openness in affiliation and individual processes, 51
affinity-seeking
as individual process, 51–52
and individual processes, 46, 50–52
autonomy establishment as affinity seeking strategy, 51
equality-seeking as affinity seeking strategy, 51
third party networking as affinity seeking test, 52
secret testing, 51
aggression and anger
and conflict management strategies, 362
research in, 415–416
and sexual coercion, 317
and violent retaliation, 432
alcohol and drug use
and rape, 325
and safe sex negotiation, 267
and sexual coercion, 332
as sexual coercion variable, 328
sexual coercion meta-analysis results, 336
altercentrism in communication
and affinity-seeking, 52
and social skill competency, 104
argumentativeness, 282–284
argumentativeness scale research, 282
as cause for divorce, 429
extraversion and argumentation motivation, 310
lack of pedagogical reference to, 377

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