Browsing Communication electronic theses and dissertations (MU) by Title

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    Narratives of the presidential nominating conventions : branding the parties and candidates [1]
    Negative political advertising and the charge of inconsistency : the rhetoric of "flip-flop" arguments [1]
    Negotiating identity & managing roles : a phenomenological analysis of volunteers' lived experiences [1]
    A neo-Gramscian communication analysis of structure and agency in the hegemonic struggle for meaning: organic retailer and organic activist group [1]
    Nonprofits and new media : how do NPOs and their employees adopt and use new media to communicate with and influence their community? [1]
    Online mental health advocacy groups social support, stigma management and advocacy messaging, and audience reactions to this messaging [1]
    Organizing alternatives : examining normative and alternative nonprofit organizing practices / [1]
    Overcoming infertility together : expanding the theory of resilience and relational load [1]
    Parent/child distal relationships: a look at communication used before, during, and after a parental absence [1]
    Partisan media effect in new context: considering influences of multi-party system, cultural and social factors, and national identity on affective polarization in South Korea [1]
    The political storytelling system [1]
    Politics, polarization, and posting on social media : the gender gap and normative effects of social pressure / [1]
    Queer affluence, popular media, and the matter of the openly gay spokesperson [1]
    Reality TV and interpersonal relationship perceptions [1]
    "Resilience can look really messy:" an exploration of resilience among former foster youth [1]
    The reverend, the terrorist, and a web of rumors : the image repair discourse of Barack Obama [1]
    The role of family communication in individual attitudes and behaviors concerning nutrition and physical activity [1]
    Selling class : constructing the professional middle class in America [1]
    Sensemaking and identity management amidst major organizational change [1]
    Seriously funny : a look at humor in televised presidential debates [1]