The Sixty-Eighth Annual Meeting
1998 Interpersonal Communication Division Panels
San Antonio, TX
SENSITIVE, SUPPORTIVE, AND EMPATHIC COMMUNICATION:
PAPERS IN
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
- Sponsor: Interpersonal Communication
- Chair: Jerold Hale, University of Georgia
- Husbands' versus Wives' Rhetorical Sensitivity: Projecting Unsupported Differences.
John Nicholson, University of Iowa; Lynne Webb, Marceline Thompson, Mary King, University
of Memphis; and Kandi Walker, University of Denver
- Social Support Theory: A Critical Literature Review. Eric Fife, College of
Charleston
- Empathic versus Confrontive Counseling Strategies in Addiction Treatment: An Analysis
of Therapeutic Speech Acts. Melissa Terese DeLay, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
MANAGING THE AFFECTIVE SIDE OF RELATIONSHIPS:
PAPERS IN
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
- Sponsor: Interpersonal Comunication
- Chair: Karen Fontenot, Southeastern Louisiana University
- The Impact of Lovestyles on Romantic Jealousy and Relational Satisfaction. Lindsay
M. Grob, University of Texas, Austin
- An Analysis of Hatred Attributions and Related Issues. Donald R. Turk, Melanie
Laliker, Nichol Egbert, Pamela Lannutti, Laura Winn, Jerold Hale, University of Georgia; and
Paul Mongeau, Miami University of Ohio
- Yell, Scream or Shout: The Effects of Relational Inequity upon Perceptions of
Vociferation. J. Lynn Reynolds and Rodney A. Reynolds, Regent University
TOP THREE PAPERS IN INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
- Sponsor: Interpersonal Communication
- Chair: Kenneth Cissna, University of South Florida
- The Effects of Truth and Deception on Appraisal and Emotion. Thomas H. Feeley,
SUNY at Geneseo and Melissa J. Young, Texas Christian University
- Supportive Communication and School Outcomes for Lower Socioeconomic Middle
School Students Identified as "At Risk" and "Not At Risk" of Poor Academic Performance.
Lawrence Rosenfeld, Jack Rishman, and Gary Bowen, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
- * He Loves Me; She Loves Me Not: Patterns of Self-Deception in Unrequited Love.
Stacy L. Young, University of Texas, Austin.
- * Top Paper
SPOTLIGHT:
JAMES APPLEGATE'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
- Sponsor: Interpersonal Communication
- Chair: Thomas Socha, Old Dominion University
- Interviewer: John Daly, University of Texas, Austin
- The Interpersonal Communication Division is proud to spotlight the distinguished southern
communication scholar, James Applegate, Professor and Chair, University of Kentucky. Jim
Applegate's contributions to our understanding of communication in the areas of children's
relationships and person-centered communication, among others, will be highlighted in the
interview.
- Professor Applegate is a candidate for 2nd Vice President of the National Communication
Association. This panel provides you an opportunity to meet and talk with him. He will also be
our guest at the Texas Fiesta-BBQ Dinner.
PARTNERS WHO LIE, LEADERS WHO LISTEN,
INTERESTING VIGNETTES,
AND HEALTHY EXPERIENCES:
PAPERS IN INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION
- Sponsor: Interpersonal Communication
- Chair: William Edwards, Columbus State University
- Post-Deception Relationship Dynamics: Strategies and Consequences. Amy Bippus.
University of Texas, Austin
- Examining the Relationship Between Listening Effectiveness and Leadership Emergence:
Perceptions, Behaviors, and Recall. Scott Johnson, University of Richmond and Curt Bechler,
Bethel College
- The Value of Vignettes in Interpersonal Communication Research. Will Powers,
Texas Christian University and Bryan Byers, Ball State University
- A Transfusion of Ideas: Linking Interpersonal Communication to Health Topics.
Judy Carter, Amarillo College
