Effective communication in group discussions: a study of selected psychological and semantic principles as involved in common discussion patterns

Charles Peter Bartl

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Effective communication in group discussions: a study of selected psychological and semantic principles as involved in common discussion patterns

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Effective communication in group discussions: a study of selected psychological and semantic principles as involved in common discussion patterns

Charles Peter Bartl

Master of Arts (MA), California State University, Sacramento

08/03/2015

Handle: https://hdl.handle.net/10211.3/143671

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It was the purpose of this project (1) to analyze and show the relationship between adult psychological maturity and effective communication; (2) to analyze and show the relationship between certain language-usage tendencies and effective communication; and (3) to apply this information in the form of guidelines to specific group discussion patterns.

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Title: Effective communication in group discussions: a study of selected psychological and semantic principles as involved in common discussion patterns
Creators: Charles Peter Bartl
Contributors: Emmett C. Thompson (Committee Member)
Carl A. Thomas (Committee Member)
Baxter Geeting (Advisor)
Academic Unit: Communication Studies Department
Theses and Dissertations: Master of Arts (MA); Communication Studies; California State University, Sacramento; 1956
Publication Details: 08/03/2015
Identifiers: 99257830819401671; https://hdl.handle.net/10211.3/143671
Resource Type: Masters Project
Language: English
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