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“Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don't?”: Status, Powerful Speech, and Evaluations of Female Witnesses
- Craig E. Johnson, Larry Vinson
- Business
- 1 April 1987
Relationship among Willingness to Listen, Receiver Apprehension, Communication Apprehension, Communication Competence, and Dogmatism
- C. Roberts, Larry Vinson
- Psychology
- 1998
Abstract The purpose of this research was to investigate whether people vary in their willingness to listen and whether this variable has any relationship to dogmatism, receiver apprehension,…
Placement and frequency of powerless talk and impression formation
- Craig E. Johnson, Larry Vinson
- Psychology
- 1 September 1990
Study One examined the influence of initial use of hesitations and hedges on evaluations of witnesses and their persuasiveness in a budget hearing context. Results indicate that the negative…
The Relationship Between the Use of Hesitations and/or Hedges and Lecture Listening: The Role of Perceived Importance as a Mediating Variable
- Larry Vinson, Craig E. Johnson
- Psychology
- 1990
The Effects of an Instructor's Use of Hesitation Forms on Student Ratings of Quality, Recommendations to Hire, and Lecture Listening
- Craig E. Johnson, Larry Vinson, Michael Z. Hackman, Tommy Hardin
- Education
- 1989
This study examined the impact of instructor use of hesitation forms ("uh," "ah," "urn," and "well") in an initial encounter with students on three measures of teaching effectiveness: student ratings…
Resistance to Persuasion: The Effects of Varying Belief Level; Double Defense Order; and Time in an Inoculation Paradigm
- Larry Vinson
- Psychology
- 1978
Estimating an individual's location along the trait‐state continuum: A method for improving the precision of measurement of CA using the PRCA‐24
- Larry Vinson, C. Roberts
- Education
- 1 June 1994
The construct Communication Apprehension (CA) has generated a great deal of attention in the discipline of speech communication. Its use has been widespread for researchers and theoreticians and also…
Explaining the Effects of Powerless Language Use on the Evaluative Listening Process: A Theory of Implicit Prototypes
- Larry Vinson, Craig E. Johnson, Michael Z. Hackman
- Psychology
- 1993
Abstract This study examined the effects of forewarning and discounting messages on the evaluational consequences of powerless language use. The specific forewarning message contained information on…
Emotional response as a predictor of compliance‐gaining message selection
- Larry Vinson, J. T. Biggers
- Psychology
- 1 September 1993
The present study builds on Hunter and Boster's model of compliance‐gaining by adding conceptual and operational definitions of emotional response and by providing a theoretical framework for…
The use of written transcripts in powerful and powerless language research
- Larry Vinson, Craig E. Johnson
- Psychology
- 1989
This study tested the salience of hesitations and hedges in a simulated student government situation. Subjects reported more hesitations in writing but noted more hedges on tape. Award amounts were…
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