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A semantic network analysis of global corporate values statements	Assessing semantic equivalence for shared understanding of international documents: An application of semantic network analysis to multilingual translations of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Assessing the utility of integrating perceived barrier and response cost measures into the Extended Parallel Process Model	Clinician perceptions of role-playing as a therapy technique

Communication strategies for linguistic problems in second language oral communication: A qualitative examination of 12 Korean university students	Comparing the persuasive effects of narrative versus statistical messages: A meta-analytic review

Cortical indices of picture name encoding times in fluent and stuttering adults	Effects of communication on perceived organizational support

Effects of gender on conflict management style in high and low stakes situations	Hooking-up online: Self-disclosure and the presentation of self in alternative online personals

Negotiating motherhood using ICTs in Taiwan-United States transnational household	Persuasive message strategy for international development campaigns: A theoretical application of the Galileo spatial-linkage model

Relational maintenance for nonvoluntary dislike relationships	Seeking a dialogue in cross-cultural communication between China and the West: An examination on Chinese alternative

The use of multidimensional scaling in the assessment of college students' attitudes toward organ donation	Understanding the nature of citation: Examination of structure in citation analysis and its application to communication discipline in the information age