The Status of Postsecondary Business Communication Instruction--1986 vs. 1982

S. Ober

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To determine the present status of business communication instruction in postsecondary institutions in the United States and to note changes in instruction within the past four years, a 1982 survey was replicated; data were collected from 356 institutions and analyzed within the categories of institutional information, information about the basic business communication course, and information about other business communication courses . Major differences in instruction were found between 1982 and today and between two- and four-year institutions.

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