Business Communication Quarterly -- Table of Contents (1993, 56 [2])

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Elizabeth Blackburn Brockman and Kelly Belanger: You-Attitude and Positive Emphasis: Testing Received Wisdom in Business Communication 1
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 1-5. [References] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

Judy C. Nixon and Judy F. West: Selected Data About Business Communication Courses in AACSB Schools
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 6-9. [References] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

James Calvert Scott: Preparing Business Correspondence the British Way
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 10-17. [References] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

Daphne A. Jameson: The Ethics of Plagiarism: How Genre Affects Writers' Use of Source Materials
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 18-28. [References] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

Joan F. Vesper and Karl H. Vesper: Writing a Business Plan: The Total Term Assignment1
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 29-32. [References] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

Edwina K. Jordan: Managers Have It, Employees Have It, and What Can We Teach About It? Stress in the Workplace
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 33. [References] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

Deborah Britt Roebuck: My Favorite Assignment: I How to Get Guest Speakers Without Really Trying
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 34-35. [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

Nan B. Erickson: II Using Conference Calls to Bring an Expert Into Your Classroom
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 35-36. [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

Betty S. Johnson: Focus On Teaching
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 37. [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

Betty S. Johnson and Marsha L. Bayless: Using E-Mail in Business Communication Classes
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 37-39. [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

James E. Porter: How Researchers Study Electronic Mail
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 40. [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

Tharon Howard: The Property Issue in E-Mail Research
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 40-41. [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

James E. Porter: E-Mail and Variables of Rhetorical Form
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 41-42. [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

Patricia Sullivan: Research Design Issues for the Study of Electronic Discussions
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James S. O'Rourke, IV: Book Reviews : Newton, Lisa H. & Ford, Maureen M. (1990). Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Issues in Business Ethics and Society. Guilford, CT: Dushkin Publishing Group, Inc. ISBN: 0-87967-823-3. 348 pages
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 46-47. [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

Lisa Tyler: Book Reviews : Barton, Laurence. (1993). Crisis in Organizations: Managing and Communicating in the Heat of Chaos. South-Western Publishing Co. ISBN 0-538- 81818. 256 pages
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 47-48. [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

: News and Notes
Business Communication Quarterly 1993 56: 50-54. [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]

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