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

James J. Bradac · John Waite Bowers · John A. Courtright

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James J. Bradac, John Waite Bowers, John A. Courtright; Three Language Variables in Communication Research: Intensity, Immediacy, and Diversity, Human Communica

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