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Publications:
Mitchell, M. M., Mazur, M. A., Wendel, N. Winslow, R. (In Press).
The persuasiveness of gossip. Communication Monographs.
Johnson, A. J., Wittenberg, E., Villigran, M. M., Mazur, M. A.,
& Villgran, P. (In Press). Nonlinear relational development:
Turning points in casual, close, and best friends. Communication
Monographs.
Mazur, M. A., & Hubbard, A. E. (In Press). "Is there
something I should know?" Topic avoidance responses in parent-adolescent
communication. Communication Reports.
Mazur, M. A., & Kalbfleisch, P. J. (In Press). Lying and
deception detection in television families. Communication Research
Reports.
Mazur, M. A. (2002). Women in parliamentary debate: An examination
of women's performance at the National Parliamentary Debate Association's
national tournament. Parliamentary Debate, 8, 31-36.
Mazur, M. A., Burns, R. J., & Emmers-Sommer, T. M. (2002).
Perceptions of relational interdependence in online relationships:
The effects of communication apprehension and introversion. Communication
Research Reports, 17, 397-406.
Mazur, M. A. (2000). Suspense: Conceptualizations, theoretical
analyses, and empirical explorations (book review). Communication
Theory, 10, 369-372.
Works in Review:
Mazur, M. A., Burns, R. J., Emmers-Sommer, T. M, & Benson,
T. (In Review). The independent effects of communication apprehension
and introversion on committment in online relationships. Submitted
to the Journal of Online Behavior. (Revise & Resubmit)
Research in Progress:
Mazur, M. A., Jerney-Davis, M., Kim, I., Kim, R., Rogers, J.
& Takeuchi, L. Discussing taboo topics on television: The
relationship between topic avoidance and active mediation.
Mazur, M. A., & O'Hair, H. D. An examination of parental
knowledge about adolescent media consumption and parental mediation
Stepp, M. & Mazur, M. A. Gender and advertising: Audiences'
beliefs about gender stereotypes in television commercials.
Mazur, M. A., Kim, M. S., & Turner, M. M. Gossip and ethnicity.
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