Title
Similarity in Communication Values as a Predictor of Friendship Choices: Studies of Friends and Best Friends
Document Type
Article
Publication Source
The Southern Communication Journal
Abstract
A study examined the hypothesis that persons with similar communication values are more likely to become friends than persons with dissimilar communication values. The results and implications related to this type of friendship formation are discussed.
Recommended Citation
Burleson, Brant R.; Samter, Wendy; and Lucchetti, Anne E., "Similarity in Communication Values as a Predictor of Friendship Choices: Studies of Friends and Best Friends" (1990). Communication Journal Articles. Paper 56.http://digitalcommons.bryant.edu/comm_jou/56


Comments
Published by Taylor and Francis in The Southern Communication Journal Volume 57, Issue 4, pages 260-276.
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