Артемий Романов - Межпоколенческая коммуникация

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Fox, S., Giles, H. Accommodating intergenerational contact: A critique and theoretical model. Journal of Aging Studies, 1993, 7, 423-451.

Gallois, C., Giles, H., Ota, H., Pierson, H, Ng, H., Lim, T., Maher, J., Somera, L., Ryan, E., Harwood, J. Intergenerational communication across the Pacific Rim: The impact of filial piety. In J. C. Lasry, J. D. Adair,& K. Dion (Eds.). Latest Contributions to Cross-Cultural Psychology. Lisse, The Netherlands: Swets & Zeilinger, 1999, 192-211.

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Giles, H., Liang, B., Noels, K., McCann, R. Communicating across and within generations: Taiwanese, Chinese-American, and Euro-American perceptions of communication. Journal of Asian Pacific Communication, 2001, 11,2, 161-179.

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Hummert, М., Shaner, J., Garstka, T., Henry, C. Communication with older adults: The influence of age stereotypes, context, and communicator age. Human Communication Research, 1998, 25, 125-152.

Hummert, M., Mazloff, D. Older adult’s responses to patronizing advice: balancing politeness and identity in context perceptions of patronizing speech. Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 2001, 20, 168-196.

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