Gerald Ray Miller

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Gerald Ray Miller

Communications

#6837

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#9374

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Linguistics

#1197

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#1511

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Gerald Ray Miller's Degrees

PhD Communication University of Southern California
Masters Communication University of Southern California
Bachelors Communication University of Southern California

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Gerald Ray Miller's Published Works

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Handbook of Interpersonal Communication (1985) (792)
Between people: A new analysis of interpersonal communication (1975) (267)
Compliance‐gaining message strategies: A typology and some findings concerning effects of situational differences (1977) (247)
On Being Persuaded: Some Basic Distinctions (2002) (195)
Interpersonal Processes: New Directions in Communication Research (1987) (158)
Source trustworthiness, opinionated statements, and response to persuasive communication (1969) (144)
Explorations in interpersonal communication (1976) (142)
"Come to think of it…": Interrogative probes, deceptive communication, and deception detection. (1986) (121)
Deception and arousal: Isolating the behavioral correlates of deception. (1985) (120)
The effect of variations in Nonfluency on audience ratings of source credibility (1964) (118)
A set of thirty-six prose passages calibrated for complexity (1967) (115)
Persuasion : new directions in theory and research (1980) (100)
Explanations for Visual Cue Primacy in Judgments of Honesty and Deceit (1989) (96)
The Truth-Deception Attribution: Effects of Familiarity on the Ability of Observers to Detect Deception. (1980) (94)
The Role of Initial Conversations in Determining Attraction to Similar and Dissimilar Strangers (1981) (84)
Source credibility and response to fear‐arousing communications (1965) (81)
Training Observers to Detect Deception: Effects of Self-Monitoring and Rehearsal. (1990) (79)
Invited Article Fudging with Friends and Lying to Lovers: Deceptive Communication in Personal Relationships (1986) (76)
Self-Monitoring, Rehearsal, and Deceptive Communication (1983) (72)
State Of The Art: The Current Status of Theory and Research in Interpersonal Communication. (1978) (69)
DETECTING DECEPTIVE COMMUNICATION FROM VERBAL, VISUAL, AND PARALINGUISTIC CUES1 (1979) (66)
THE EFFECTS OF LOW CREDIBLE SOURCES ON MESSAGE ACCEPTANCE: FOUR EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES IN PERSUASION (1966) (61)
Effects of self‐monitoring and familiarity on deception detection 1 (1980) (59)
An Expectancy Interpretation of Language and Persuasion (2018) (54)
Prior Attitude and Language Intensity as Predictors of Message Style and Attitude Change Following Counterattitudinal Advocacy. (1971) (54)
Some recent research on fear‐arousing message appeals (1966) (51)
Differences in Value Systems of Persons with Varying Religious Orientations (1971) (51)
Persuasion Research: Review and Commentary (1978) (49)
Male chauvinism and source competence: A research note (1973) (46)
Familiarity and lie detection: A replication and extension (1982) (44)
On defining communication: another stab. (1966) (39)
Social approval and disapproval cues in anxiety‐arousing communications (1967) (38)
Studies on the use of fear appeals: A summary and analysis (1963) (38)
Persuasion and public relations: Two "Ps" in a pod (2017) (36)
New techniques of persuasion (1972) (36)
Open- and closed-mindedness, belief-discrepant communication behavior, and tolerance for cognitive inconsistency. (1968) (35)
A Measure of Information Gained during Prose Learning (1968) (33)
Taking Stock of a Discipline (1983) (30)
Agreement and the grounds for it: Persistent problems in speech rating (1964) (30)
The Measurement of Reading Speed and the Obligation to Generalize to a Population of Reading Materials (1971) (28)
The Truth/Deception Attribution: Effects of Varying Levels of Information Availability (1977) (27)
Source evaluation, syllogistic content, and judgments of logical validity by high- and low-dogmatic persons. (1970) (26)
Detecting Deception: The Relationship of Available Information to Judgmental Accuracy in Initial Encounters. (1980) (26)
Videotape on trial : a view from the jury box (1979) (25)
Perspectives on communication in social conflict (1974) (25)
The effects of husbands' and wives' social cognition on their marital adjustment, conjugal power, and self-esteem. (1986) (25)
Learning Theory Approaches to Persuasion (1981) (24)
Methodological issues in legal communication research: What can trial simulations tell us? (1983) (24)
Real Versus Reel: What's the Verdict? (1974) (24)
Variations in the verbal behavior of a second speaker as a function of varying audience responses (1964) (22)
Communication and persuasion research: Current problems and prospects (1968) (22)
Some differences in certain communication behaviors of autocratic and democratic group leaders. (1971) (22)
Opinionated language, open- and closed-mindedness and response to persuasive communications. (1967) (21)
Optimum Ackerman for Improved Steering Axle Tire Wear on Trucks (1991) (21)
Theoretical dimensions of applied communication research (1984) (19)
Communication inquiry : a perspective on a process (1976) (18)
MACHIAVELLIANISM, JUSTIFICATION, AND ATTITUDE CHANGE FOLLOWING COUNTERATTITUDINAL ADVOCACY (1972) (17)
Adolescent Perceptions of Parental Persuasive Message Strategies. (1983) (17)
On Keeping the Faith in Matters Scientific (1978) (17)
The Effects of Videotape Testimony in Jury Trials: Studies on Juror Decision Making, Information Retention, and Emotional Arousal (1975) (17)
Perspectives on argumentation (1966) (17)
Speech communication: a behavioral approach (1966) (17)
WEST BANK SCHEME. (1993) (17)
How Jurors Respond to Videotaped Witnesses (1984) (16)
“TIS THE SEASON TO BE JOLLY”: A YULETIDE 1980 ASSESSMENT OF COMMUNICATION RESEARCH (1981) (16)
Open- and closed-mindedness and recognition of visual humor. (1971) (16)
A crucial problem in attitude research (1967) (16)
ULTRAVIOLET AND PHASE MICROSCOPY OF SPORULATING SACCHAROMYCES (1963) (14)
and Nothing but the Truth (1981) (14)
On Various Ways of Skinning Symbolic Cats: Recent Research On Persuasive Message Strategies (1983) (14)
Woolly cupgrass - a new weed threat in the Midwest. (1980) (14)
The effect of visual-motion time delays on pilot performance in a pursuit tracking task (1976) (13)
The effect of differential reward on speech patterns (1961) (13)
The Simplest Experimental Design that Permits Multiple Generalization (1974) (12)
Humanistic and scientific approaches to speech communication inquiry: Rivalry, redundancy, or rapprochement (1975) (12)
Some factors influencing judgments of the logical validity of arguments: A research review (1969) (12)
Source credibility and credibility proneness a new relationship (1969) (11)
Jurors' Responses to Videotaped Trial Materials: Some Recent Findings (1975) (11)
Choice and Prior Audience Attitude As Determinants Of Attitude Change Following Counterattitudinal Advocacy. (1971) (10)
An introduction to speech communication (1972) (10)
The person as actor‐cognitive psychology on the attack (1976) (8)
The research team concept: An approach to graduate training (1979) (8)
How to Catch a Liar (1995) (7)
Questions of fact and value: Another look (1962) (6)
Persuasion: New Directions (1980) (6)
Extraexperimental transfer in serial recall (1963) (5)
The particle in the one-dimensional champagne bottle (1979) (5)
On rediscovering the apple: Some issues in evaluating the social significance of communication research (1979) (5)
The concept of logical ambiguity and judgments of syllogistic validity (1974) (5)
The Effect of Ackerman Steering Correction Upon Front Tire Wear of Medium Duty Trucks (1986) (4)
Justification and self‐persuasion following commitment to encode, and actual encoding of counterattitudinal communication (1969) (4)
Open- and Closed-Mindedness and Cognitive Conflict (1966) (4)
Sexism and sexual humor: A research note (1983) (4)
Attitude Change Following Counterattitudinal Advocacy: Support for the Adversive Consequences Interpretation of Dissonance Theory (1973) (4)
Budget Cuts and Shared Governance: A Faculty Member's Perspective. (1993) (4)
Intrinsic Organization of Serial Lists (1965) (3)
How Do You Cut $45 Million from Your Institution's Budget? Use Processes and Ask Your Faculty. (1993) (3)
Effects of Videotaped Testimony on Information Processing and Decision-Making in Jury Trials. Final Report. (1975) (3)
Conceptualizing and measuring social cognition in marital communication: A validation study (1986) (2)
“'Tis the season to be Jolly”: A yuletide 1980 assessment of communication research (1999) (2)
Communicator race, open-and closed-mindedness, and response to informative communications (1965) (2)
The effect of audience feedback on the beginning public speaker, continued (1968) (2)
The issues at issue: A discussion (1987) (2)
The Ecology of a small bog in Kinlochewe Forest, Wester Ross (1961) (1)
Open‐ and closed‐mindedness and assimilation and contrast effects (1967) (1)
Readings in communication theory: Suggestions and an occasional caveat (1971) (1)
Weed seedling identification (1979) (1)
A Dissemination system for state accountability programs (1973) (1)
Misrepresentative language samples and rt-tl (1982) (1)
What next? Three knowledge objectives for communication researchers (1981) (1)
The Effects of Group Pressure On Judgments of Speech Sounds (1963) (1)
EDITOR'S FOREWORD: ONE YEAR LATER (1975) (1)
The Effects of Counterattitudinal Communication Behavior on Latitude of Acceptance (1974) (1)
Resistance to Persuasion Following Counterattitudinal Advocacy: Some Preliminary Thoughts. (1973) (1)
Chemicals for weed control in soybeans (Revised 1979) (1977) (0)
Major Actions of the Board of Directors: Weed Science Society of America Washington, D.C. February 6, 1975 (1975) (0)
AN EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MNEMONIC DEVICES AS AIDS TO STUDY. (1967) (0)
Cultural and chemical weed control 1980 (revised 1980) (1980) (0)
"I Think My Schizophrenia is Better Today," Said the Director of Graduate Studies Unanimously. (1972) (0)
Anthologies, syntheses, and explorations: An attitude change sampler (1971) (0)
The Influence of Mispronunciation and Educational Level on Audience Ratings of Source Credibility and Audience Attitude Change. (1973) (0)
Weed control for corn and soybeans in reduced tillage systems (1979) (0)
Annual Broadleaf Weed Identification (1989) (0)
Cultural and chemical weed control 1977 (revised 1977) (1977) (0)
Chemicals for weed control in corn (Revised 1979) (1979) (0)
Communication from A to Z. (1990) (0)
Exploration in Interpersonal Communicatior (1976) (0)
A Dissemination System for State Accountability Programs--Part 3: Developing Dissemination Procedures for State Educational Accountability Programs. (1973) (0)
Audience Commitment and Source Knowledge of Audience as Determinants of Attitude Change Following Counterattitudinal Advocacy. (1972) (0)
Minutes of Business Meeting (1976) (0)
Herbicide carryover (Revised 1980) (1980) (0)
The Between people study-activity guide (1975) (0)
Disposing of empty pesticide containers (1966) (0)
A Dissemination System for State Accountability Programs--Part 2: The Relationship of Contemporary Communication Theory to Accountability Dissemination Procedures. (1973) (0)
On the Ephemeral Nature of the Relationship between Attitude Similarity and Interpersonal Attraction during Initial Encounters. (1980) (0)
Keeping the Public Informed: Accent on Accountability. (1973) (0)
Linking cultural diversity and interpersonal communication. (1990) (0)
INTRINSIC ORGANIZATION OF SERIAL LIST. (1965) (0)
Chemicals for weed control in soybeans (1976) (0)
Second-Guessing Second-Guessing: Yet Another Comment (1989) (0)
Real Versus Reel: What's the Verdict?: The Effects of Videotaped Court Materials on Juror Response. Final Report. (1978) (0)
Macrowaving communication: A social communication perspective. (1988) (0)
Equal time: The “Ecumenical Spirit”;: A reply to Miller and Berger (1978) (0)

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