COM 310 - Relational Communication
Relational Communication explores communication issues in the development of personal relationships. Current topics concerning communication in friendship, romantic, and work relationships.
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Communication Databases
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Communication and Mass Media Complete (CMMC)Provides comprehensive indexing to the key journals for all aspects of communications studies. Other databases and indexes organized by more than 150 subjects.
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ComAbstractsDeveloped by the Communication Institute of Online Scholarship (CIOS), this database provides indexing to core journal literature and books in the fields of communication and journalism.
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COMINDEXProvides access to the contents of 21 core communication journals. It is a subset of the COMINDEX database.
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ComAnalyticsComAnalytics provides data about the relative publication performance of individual scholars and of departments of communication (journalism, mass communication, speech, communication studies, media studies, rhetoric, etc.).
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Academic Search Ultimate
Access to popular press magazines and peer-reviewed scholarly journals across various academic disciplines, including open-access journals and historic Associated Press videos.
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ABI/INFORM CollectionComprehensive access to full-text business and economics journals, dissertations, working papers, and key periodicals like The Economist and The Wall Street Journal, along with detailed company and industry reports
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Access World News
Full-text content from thousands of U.S. and international newspapers, newswires, broadcast transcripts, and business magazines, providing diverse viewpoints on local and global issues.
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JSTORAccess millions of articles, books, and primary sources, focusing on back issues of scholarly journals; an essential resource for research in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences. Includes AI assistant:
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Linguistics and Language Behavior AbstractsIndexes books, conferences, dissertations, theses, and scholarly journals on the nature and use of language. Covers linguistics (nature and structure of human speech); language (speech sounds, sentence and word structure, meaning, spelling, phonetics); and pathology of speech, language, and hearing.
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ProQuest News & NewspapersProQuest news databases, including historical and current newspapers, alternative press, and historical Black newspapers.
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SAGE Journals
Includes journals in Business, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Science, Technology and Medicine.
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Sociological AbstractsCovers journal articles, conference papers, books, dissertations, and conference papers, book reviews related theoretical & applied sociology, social science, & policy science. Topics include sociological aspects of anthropology, gender studies, gerontology, family studies, health, racial interactions, social psychology, social work, urban studies, etc.
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Vanderbilt Television News ArchiveThe Vanderbilt Television News Archive is the world's most extensive and complete archive of television news, recording, preserving and providing access to television news broadcasts of the national networks since August 5, 1968. The Archive's collection includes news coverage of significant events broadcast outside the scope of the regular evening news programs.
Communication theories
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The Theory ListTheories covered in the 11th Edition of your textbook, Communication: A First Look at Communication Theory
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Communication Theories - sorted by categoriesChoosing a theory for an assignment or report is made easier, since you are able to ‘browse’ through the different theories. Stay critical when you use a theory, because theories are subjectively measured. Make your own judgment about which theories are most helpful and think why they are helpful.
Citation resources
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APA Citation Style tutorialCitations are a critical part of the research process:
Citations credit the author of the original work who provided you with the information or idea.
Citations enable your audience to identify and locate the source material, allowing them to learn more about your topic.
Citations give your paper more credibility because it shows you're supporting your arguments with high-quality sources.
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APA web guide from the OWL at PurdueA comparable, thorough, and easy-to-use guide for APA style.
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