A `dialogue format is adopted in this volume, with leading communication scholars contributions critiqued by other authorities who represent both complementary and competing schools of thought. The first section concentrates on media studies, and the second on public opinion and public influence. Interpersonal influence is the subject of the third section and the final section considers leadership and relationships.
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A `dialogue format is adopted in this volume, with leading communication scholars contributions critiqued by other authorities who represent both complementary and competing schools of thought. The first section concentrates on media studies, and the second on public opinion and public influence. Interpersonal influence is the subject of the third section and the final section considers leadership and relationships.
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