Title
Consistencies in Theoretical and Naive Evaluations of Comforting Messages
Document Type
Article
Publication Source
Communication Monographs
Abstract
Assesses the extent to which naive actors' perceptions of comforting strategy correspond with the formal analysis of comforting strategy sophistication embedded in the constructivist hierarchical coding scheme. Concerns that motivate interest in how actors evaluate different comforting strategies; Methodological implications associated with the study; Background on the constructivist hierarchical coding systems.
Recommended Citation
Burleson, Brant R. and Samter, Wendy, "Consistencies in Theoretical and Naive Evaluations of Comforting Messages" (1985). Communication Journal Articles. Paper 62.http://digitalcommons.bryant.edu/comm_jou/62


Comments
Published by Taylor and Francis in Communication Monographs Volume 52, Issue 2, pages 103-123.
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