Kay A. Faris and Larry R. Smeltzer

Schema Theory Compared to Text-Centered Theory as an Explanation for the Readers' Understanding of a Business Message
Journal of Business Communication 1997 34: 7-26. [Abstract] [References] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

Janie Harden Fritz

Men's and Women's Organizational Peer Relationships: A Comparison Janie Harden Fritz
Journal of Business Communication 1997 34: 27-44. [Abstract] [References] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

Jane Thomas

Discourse in the Marketplace: The Making of Meaning in Annual Reports
Journal of Business Communication 1997 34: 47-66. [Abstract] [References] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

Teresa G. Weldy and Marjorie L. Icenogle

A Managerial Perspective: Oral Communi cation Competency Is Most Important for Business Students in the Workplace Jeanne D. Maes
Journal of Business Communication 1997 34: 67-80. [Abstract] [References] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

John D. Pettit, JR, Jose R. Goris, and Bobby C. Vaught

An Examination of Organizational Communication as a Moderator of the Relationship Between Job Performance and Job Satisfaction
Journal of Business Communication 1997 34: 81-98. [Abstract] [References] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

Prashant Bordia

Face-to-Face Versus Computer-Mediated Communication: A Synthesis of the Experimental Literature
Journal of Business Communication 1997 34: 99-118. [Abstract] [References] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

Sandra L. Herndon

Theory and Practice: Implications for the Implementation of Communication Technology in Organizations
Journal of Business Communication 1997 34: 121-129. [Abstract] [References] [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

John C. Sherblom

The State of the Journal in 1996: A Report from the Editor
Journal of Business Communication 1997 34: 130-132. [Order Full Text via Infotrieve]  

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