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Communication Apprehension and Receiver Apprehension in the Workplace

Communication Quarterly, 1999
The purpose of this study was to examine communication apprehension (CA) and receiver apprehension (RA) in the context of an actual organization. This procedure is a departure from previous work that has generally ignored RA and been executed in hypothetical circumstances.
Joe Ayres
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Communication apprehension and classroom apprehension in Nigerian classrooms

Communication Quarterly, 1994
This study explored patterns and effects of communication apprehension and classroom apprehension in Nigerian classrooms. Significant correlation was found between student communication apprehension and student classroom apprehension. Analysis of variance revealed significant differences in classroom apprehension by class type, but no significant ...
Bọlanle A Olaniran, K David Roach
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Communication apprehension and health communication and behaviors

Communication Quarterly, 1997
Two samples of working and college adults reported on their communication apprehension and health behaviors and communication. Specific communication apprehension as measured by a modified version of the Form State scale showed moderate to large negative effects on health communication (talking with physician, seeking health information) and almost no ...
Steve Booth‐Butterfield   +2 more
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Communication Apprehension and Imagined Interactions

Communication Research Reports, 2009
Communication apprehension (CA) is associated with fear of anticipated communication. Yet, imagined interactions (IIs) can help reduce fear of communication in which individuals use mental imagery before and after to prepare and review communication. A series of regression analyses in which characteristics of IIs were the independent variables was used
James Honeycutt
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Apprehension and Communication

open access: yes, 2012
Communication apprehension is an emotional state expressed as an anxiety experienced by an individual in relation to anticipated or actual communication with another person or persons (McCroskey 1977).
John Campbell, Campbell, John
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Communication apprehension as temperamental expression: A Communibiological paradigm

open access: yesCommunication Monographs, 1998
Over the past two decades, a large amount of research focusing on correlates and consequences of communication apprehension has accumulated. Despite this massive research effort, few viable models of the development of the trait have been proffered. Also
Michael J Beatty   +2 more
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Adult sons' satisfaction with their relationships with fathers and person‐group (father) communication apprehension

open access: yesCommunication Quarterly, 1992
The present study was designed to explore the empirical relationship between adult sons' communication apprehension regarding their fathers and satisfaction with those relationships.
Michael J Beatty, Jean A Dobos
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Communication apprehension, state anxiety and behavioral disruption: A causal analysis

open access: yesCommunication Quarterly, 1991
Although a considerable body of research has accumulated which establishes correlations among communication apprehension, communication state anxiety and behavioral disruption, theoretical speculations regarding the causal nature of those relationships ...
Michael J Beatty, Jean A Dobos
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