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Table of Contents: “…Part II: Measure Profiles -- Affectionate communication index (ACI) -- Attachment style measure -- Auckland individualism and collectivism scale (AICS) -- Child-parent communication apprehension (C-PCA) -- Cognitive elaboration scale -- Communication functions questionnaire (CFQ) -- Communicative responses to romantic jealousy scale (CRJ) -- Family communication standards instrument -- Group development questionnaire (GDQ) -- Humor orientation scale (HOS) -- Individuals' criteria for telling family secrets -- Intercultural development inventory (IDI) -- Interpersonal communication competence scale (ICCS) -- Interpersonal dominance instrument -- Learner empowerment -- Listening styles profile-16 -- Marital opinion questionnaire (MOQ) -- Measure of source credibility -- Medical communication competence scale -- Normative message processing scale (NMPS) -- Organizational assimilation index -- Organizational dissent scale (ODS) -- Organizational listening survey (OLS) -- Organizational reputation scale -- Organizational temporality (Temporal experience) scale -- Organization-public relationship scale -- Patient self-advocacy scale (PSAS) -- Perceived message sensation value (PMSV) scale -- Perceived power measure (PPM) -- Perceived teacher confirmation scale -- Perceptions of television reality -- Personal report of marital virtures scale (PV) -- Presence questionnaire -- Reactance restoration scale (RRS) -- Relational distance index (RDI) -- Relational maintenance strategy measure (RMSM) -- Relational uncertainty measure -- Reticence scale -- Revised family communication patterns instrument (RFCP) -- Revised learning indicators scale (RLIS) -- Risk behavior diagnosis (RBD) scale -- Sad film scale -- Self-assessment Manikin -- Self-contrual scale -- Sexual harassment proclivity index (SHPI) -- Small group relational satisfaction scale (RSS) -- Small group socialization scale (SGSS) -- Social presence scale -- Socio-communicative style (SCS) scale -- Student motives to communicate scale -- Teacher misbehaviors scale -- Television addiction scale -- Television mediation scale -- Third-person effect -- Topic avoidance -- Willingness to censor survey.…”
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