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Bartram, James K., author.
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I Can't Speak: Social Control and the IWW Free Speech Movement / Bartram, James K., author.
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Baker, Ashley Caroline, author.
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-centered communication, which was indirectly associated with better adherence and glycemic control through self
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Niebrugge, Emily, author.
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, they also serve as vehicles to challenge social expectations of femininity for herself and her audience
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Daniels, Brandon M., author.
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in the study of social movements, organizational communication, and Marxist theories of consciousness
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Porter, Jeannette H., author.
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, violating the concomitant imperative to appear well; and or c. A belief that to be well is to be in control
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O'Donnell, Nicole A., author.
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. Individuals viewed social media messages that featured (1) norm corrective messages, (2) role model messages
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Gachau, James Ngetha, author.
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specified needs and concerns, rather than have media fare dictated to them by the dominant classes, social
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Libert, Timothy, author.
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behavior. Due to a failure of regulation, Internet users have virtually no means to control such
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Zhang, Jing, author.
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dissemination power of gossip as an effective technique of social influence and the unruly commercial adaptation

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