Conflict Communication Patterns
Conflict Communication Patterns is a theoretical construct that refers to the recurrent, identifiable sequences of verbal and nonverbal interactions through which family members express, negotiate, and manage disagreements within the context of familial relationships.
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Guangdong Wu, Cong Liu, Xianbo Zhao et al. · International Journal of Project Management · 2017 · 287 citations · Full text
Ascan F. Koerner, Fitzpatrick Mary Anne · Annals of the International Communication Association · 2002 · 282 citations
Attributions and communication in roommate conflicts
Alan Sillars · Communication Monographs · 1980 · 247 citations
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The University of Queensland
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