Learning the art of management through the art of oral reading
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- Type
- article
- Published
- 1983-07-01
- Cited by
- 3
- References
- 14
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Keywords
Reading (process), Psychology, Visual arts, Pedagogy, Linguistics
References
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- Toward a theory of interpretation
- Public speaking training programs in American business and industrial organizations
- The mathematical theory of communication
- Responses to Readability Issue (September 1981)
- Communication models for teaching oral interpretation
- HOMOPHILY-HETEROPHILY: RELATIONAL CONCEPTS FOR COMMUNICATION RESEARCH
- Business Speaks: A Study of the Themes in Speeches by America's Corporate Leaders
- Relationships Between Communicator Style and Managerial Performance in Complex Organizations: A Field Study
- Non-Verbal Communication.
- Ten Rules for Writing Readably
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