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Tom Abel: A survey analysis of the ideal spring break and actual spring break
behaviors
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Carrie
Amann: You’re not the boss of me: Tensions a manager feels after being
promoted internally
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Jody
Arena—Sibling communication: The occurrence of verbal aggression in same
sex and cross sex sibling relationships
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Darlene
Benedetti: Gender, does it affect sportscasting?: A qualitative analysis
of female sportscasters
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Liz
Blegen: What’s with these strangers?: A qualitative study of college
students’ motivations for watching MTV’s “The Real World”
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Erin Bong: Who
do we want: Recruitment messages used by organizations that are “Great
Places to Work”
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Sara
Brunner—In the closet with reality television
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Rachel
Burnham—Humor communication: A quantitative study of the effects of
gender differences on humor appreciation
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Korrie
Carlson: Gender portrayals in film: A feminist criticism of
career-oriented women in film
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Adriana
Christians: How different types of humor are used by gays: A content
analysis of “Queer Eye for the Straight Guy”
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Wendy
Christopherson—A look at children and how the touch they receive from
their parents and daycare providers differs and is affected by gender: A
quantitative study
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Kristin Cupertino—Speed dating: An observation of initial interaction
and attraction in the context of speed dating
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Jill
Degenhardt: Ambiguous advertisements: What are they really saying? A
qualitative study of messages received through T. V. advertisements of
alcoholic beverages
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Natalie DeGezelle: Hot sex, fortune, and fame; Professional athletes
sexually out of control: The sensemaking tactics of professional athletes
for exploitative sexual behavior
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Alaina
DeMeyer—The effect of an undergraduate internship on anticipatory
socialization
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Jim
Draeger—The meaning of red, white, and blue: A semiotic analysis of an
American myth
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Matt
Ellenz: Organizational change and the framing of the new leadership of
the 2004 Chicago Bears’ franchise
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Lisa
Evenson: A thematic analysis of the
www.jennycraig.com's use of
testimonials in a public relations attempt to build rapport with website
viewers
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Todd
Fabos: A content analysis of the Green Bay Packer’s Public Relations
team’s framing of the “Rebirth of a legend” of Lambaugh field
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Betsy
Francoer—Brand image and Walt Disney: A qualitative analysis of “Magical
Gatherings”
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Nicole
Frymark—Portrayals in magazines: The effects on women
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Janell
Gadzalinski: A content analysis of a popular press book relating to
romantic jealousy
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Lindsey Heimerl—Endomorphic, mesomorphic, and ectomorphic: A
quantitative content analysis of how females are portrayed in the media
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Jared
Heintz: Media and Public Relations in sports: A qualitative study of
the relationship between sports editors and sports information directors
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Heather
Hemmingsen: How adult children of alcoholics sensemake how the disease
has affected them
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Angie
Kingsley: A content analysis of the messages Big 10 schools are sending
in order to recruit minority students
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Alissa
Kuster—Communicative behaviors and the Mental Adjustment to Cancer
scale: A qualitative study
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Nathan
Larson— How do members of local church create, coordinate, and manage
meaning in their relationships? An ethnographic study of friendship
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Crissy
Lobermier—What radio audiences desire from radio personalities
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Tia
Lukowitz—Relational
dialectics in men’s friendships: An ethnographic study
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Kristy
Mayfield: Are all women romantics?: The uses and gratifications of
watching TLC’s “A Wedding Story”
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Lindsay
Murty—Conflict styles in relationships: A comparative analysis of adult
children from divorced and nuclear families
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James Neu—Relationships
between fathers and sons in a juvenile diabetic family: A relational
dialectics study
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Sara
Norton—Anorexia nervosa: Sense-making the contributing factors
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Aaron
Pabst: Organizational symbolism in residence life at the University of
Wisconsin-La Crosse: A content analysis and auto ethnography of what it
means to excel in residence life
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Melissa
Potter—The relationship between television news viewing and college
students’ knowledge of current events
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Lisa
Repinski: A content analysis of the portrayal of relationship
dissolution in “Sex in the City”
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Matthew
Rizzo: How student athletes’ sensemake the stereotypes placed upon them
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Leah
Spaulding: How esteem influences willingness to communicate: A
quantitative study
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Emily
Stobbe—Cohabitation before marriage and relationship satisfaction: A
quantitative study
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Veronica
Szpot: Communication style compatibility based on satisfaction between
roommates in the dorms
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Elizabeth
Tomcek—A quantitative analysis of humor and embarrassibility
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Alejandra
Torres—Music and Attraction: A qualitative study of how music plays a
role in a couples’ communication of their attraction
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Reuben
Torres: Do clothes make the man/woman after all?: A qualitative study on
the nonverbal code of dress/appearance
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Courtney
Turnoth—What are the differences in the perception of success between
long-distance and geographically close relationships: A qualitative study
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Becky
Verhey— Private talk in public spheres: A qualitative study of rules
applied to cell phone usage
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Kelly
Wagner—A quantitative study on the effects of gender on platonic
roommate situations
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Sara
Weisenbeck—More than just coworkers: The significance of workplace
friendships
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Monica
Wilkerson—Impression management through clothing: A qualitative study of
working women’s clothing choices
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Wenona
Wolf: Cross-sex friendships and sensemaking: How communication changes
after unexpected sexual feelings or occurrences arise in interpersonal
relationships
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Linda
Wong—Intimate relationship with Final Fantasy X: Wishful
identification and parasocial interaction with favorite characters
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Lore
Vang: The uses and gratifications of examining Marvel Comics’ X-Men