The influence of receivers' attitudes, audience size, and speakers' sex on speakers' pre‐message perceptions

Infante, Dominic A.; Fisher, Jeanne Y.

doi:10.1080/10510977409367767

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The influence of receivers' attitudes, audience size, and speakers' sex on speakers' pre‐message perceptions

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