Index
| Abstracting, of search results before research and development, 130 |
| Abstracts. (See also Selective dissemination of abstracts.) | and abstract journals in overcoming reading overload, 47 | | condensation by, 41 | | for current awareness, 68 | | indexing time for nonorganic
and organic, 20 | | in language-problem solution, 23 | | organization of, and reading
overload from, 82 | | as surrogates, 64-68 |
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| Abundance, economy of, 220 |
| Abuse, of people, reading overload and, 13 |
| Acceptance, of messages, 196 |
| Access | improvement of, 213 | | to literature and its surrogates, 140-148 |
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| Accidents | control of, 217 | | reading overload and, 7 |
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| Acquire-for-me, 28 |
| Action, appeals for, 194 |
| Actions. See Behavior. |
| Admonitions. (See also Terse Admonitions; Ultraterse Admonitions.)
cogency of, 70 |
| Advocacy (advice). (See also Terse
Advocacy; Ultraterse Advocacy.) | cogency of, 70 | | gatekeepers in supply of, 123 |
|
| Aforismos Cardiológicas, Terse
Conclusions in, 73 |
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Book title: Cogent Communication:Overcoming Reading Overload.
Contributors: Charles L. Bernier - Author, A. Neil Yerkey - Author.
Publisher: Greenwood Press.
Place of publication: Westport, CT.
Publication year: 1979.
Page number: 255.
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