Group communication in context
Subtitle: studies in bona fide groups
By: edited by Lawrence R. Frey.
Contributors: Frey, Lawrence R.
Edition: 2nd ed.
Series: LEA's communication series
Publisher: L. Erlbaum; Routledge
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Mahwah, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 446
Subjects: Communication in small groups
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Introduction,; title: Group communication in context : studying bona fide groups -- Lawrence R. Frey; title: Family privacy dilemmas : managing communication boundaries within family groups -- Sandra Petronio, Susanne Jones, and Mary Claire Morr; title: Negotiating (Im)permeable neighborhood borders -- Rona Buchalter; title: Multicultural, intergenerational youth program : creating and sustaining a youth community group -- Sharon Howell, Bernard Brock, and Eric Hauser; title: Selecting a school superintendent : sensitivities in group deliberation -- Karen Tracy and Christina Standerfer; title: In the mask of thin air : intragroup and intergroup communication during the Mt. Everest disaster -- Renée Houston; title: Culture and stigma in a bona fide group : boundaries and context in a "closed" support group for "Asian Americans" living with HIV infection -- Gust A. Yep, Sachiko T. Reece, and Emma L. Negrón; title: Multiple identities in teams in a cooperative supermarket -- John G. Oetzel and Jean Robbins; title: Environmental collaboration and constituency communication -- Jonathan I. Lange; title: On the verge of collaboration : interaction processes versus group outcomes -- Joann Keyton and Virginia Stallworth; title: Influences on the recommendations of international business consulting teams -- John C. Sherblom; title: Indexing the Polish transformation : the case of Eco-S from a bona fide group perspective -- John Parrish-Sprowl; title: Help is at your keyboard : support groups on the Internet -- Stewart C. Alexander, Jennifer L. Peterson, and Andrea B. Hollingshead; title: Bona fide groups as self-organizing systems : applications to electronic newsgroups -- Dean Krikorian and Toru Kiyomiya; title: Doing "groupness" in a spatially distributed work group : the case of videoconferences at Technics -- Christoph Meier -- Epilogue,; title: Communication in bona fide groups : a retrospective and prospective account -- Cynthia Stohl and Linda L. Putnam.; title: Help is at your keyboard : support groups on the Internet -- Stewart C. Alexander, Jennifer L. Peterson, and Andrea B. Hollingshead; title: Bona fide groups as self-organizing systems : applications to electronic newsgroups -- Dean Krikorian and Toru Kiyomiya; title: Doing "groupness" in a spatially distributed work group : the case of videoconferences at Technics -- Christoph Meier -- Epilogue,; title: Communication in bona fide groups : a retrospective and prospective account-- Cynthia Stohl and Linda L. Putnam.