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The effect of mixed grammar chains on response to survey questions.
Journal of Marketing Research
1989 : NOV, VOL. 54:4, p. 468-472
 1989 Barnes, J. H.
Dotson, M. J.
61.
Open ended warfare : cybernetic nirvana or information graveyard?
Journal of the Market Research Society
1989 : JUL, VOL. 31:3, p. 331-361
 1989 Johnson, D.
62.
Understanding consumer behaviour : the linguistic turn in marketing research.
Journal of the Market Research Society
1988 : APR, VOL. 30:2, p. 197-223
 1988 O'Shaughnessy, J.
Holbrook, M. B.
63.
"May your life be marvelous" : English language labelling and the semiotics of Japanese promotion.
Journal of Consumer Research
1987 : SEP, VOL. 14:2, p. 174-188
 1987 Sherry, J. F.
Camargo, E. G.
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Langage marketing et intelligence artificielle.
Revue Francaise du Marketing
1986 : AUG-OCT, 109, p. 55-65
 1986 Gallois-Hamonno, J.
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Communicating influence attempts in dyads: Linguistic sedatives and palliatives. (!MANIPULATION)
Academy of Management Review
1986 : JUL, VOL. 11:3, p. 567-584
 1986 Drake, B. H.
Moberg, D. J.
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Further developments in the use of artificial intelligence techniques which formulate simulation problems.
Journal of the Operational Research Society
1986 : AUG, VOL. 37:8, p. 787-810
 1986 Paul, R. J.
Doukidis, G. I.
67.
Besturen : een vorm van taalbeheersing?
Bedrijfskunde, Tijdschrift voor Modern Management
1985 : VOL. 57:4, p. 315-321
 1985 Vroom, C. W.
68.
Paralinguistics: how the non-verbal aspects of speech affect our ability to communicate.
Journal of European Industrial Training
1985 : VOL. 9:3, p. 27-31
 1985 Townsend, J.
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The accounting syntactic complexity formula : a new instrument for predicting the readability of selected accounting communications.
Accounting and Business Research
1983 : SUMMER, VOL. 13:51, p. 163-175
 1983 Adelberg, A. H.
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