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Social and Cognitive Approaches to Interpersonal Communication: Introduction and Overview

Susan R. Fussell, Roger J. Kreuz

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Any utterance, from a simple “uh huh ” to an hour-long lecture, is the complex output of a variety of psychological processes—formulating what to say,

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Any utterance, from a simple “uh huh ” to an hour-long lecture, is the complex output of a variety of psychological processes—formulating what to say,

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Any utterance, from a simple “uh huh ” to an hour-long lecture, is the complex output of a variety of psychological processes—formulating what to say,

Key concepts: Utterance, Psychology, Interpersonal communication, Language production, Conversation, Comprehension, Variety (cybernetics), Cognition

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