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TO HUMAN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH Volume 30 Number 1 (January 2004) pp. 1-146 Number 2 (April 2004) pp. 149-296 Number 3 (July 2004) pp. 297-438 Number 4 (October 2004) pp. 439-605 Authors: AFIFI, TAMARA D., see Caughlin, J. AKEHURST, LUCY, see Vrij, A. AN, CHASU, see Pfau, M. BENOIT, WILLIAM L., and GLENN J. HANSEN, “Presidential Debate Watching, Issue Knowledge, Character Evaluation, and Vote Choice,” 121. BERGEN, LORI, see Grimes, T. BONINGER, DAVID S., see Tal-Or, N BRACKEN, CHERYL CAMPANELLA, see Lombard, M. BRADLEY, SAMUEL D., see Schneider, E. F. BUTLER, GINGER L., SEE MacGeorge, E. L. BULL, RAY , see Vrij, A. BUDARZ, SARA K., see MacGeorge, E. L. CAUGHLIN, JOHN, and TAMARA D. AFIFI, “When is Topic Avoidance Unsatisfying? Examining Moderators of The Association Between Avoidance and Dissatisfaction,” 479 COMPTON, JOSHUA, see Pfau, M. CORTESE, JULIANN, see Eveland, W. P., Jr. DILLARD, JAMES PRICE, “Editor’s Comment,” 5 DONALD, IAN, see Taylor, P. J. DOUGHERTY, DEBBIE S., see Kramer, M. W. DUNWOODY, SHARON, see Eveland, W. P., Jr. EVELAND, WILLIAM P., JR., JULIANN CORTESE, HEESUN PARK, and SHARON DUNWOODY, “How Web Site Organization Influences Free Recall, Factual Knowledge, and Knowledge Structure Density,” 208. FENG, BO, SEE MacGeorge, E. L. FERGUSON, MONICA, see Pfau, M. FONAGY, PETER, see Grimes, T. GLEICHER, FAITH, see Tal-Or, N. GRIMES, TOM, LORI BERGEN, KATHIE NICHOLS, ERIC VERNBERG, and PETER FONAGY, “Is Psychopathology the Key to Understanding Why Some Children Become Aggressive When They Are Exposed to Violent Television Programming?” 153. HANSEN, GLENN J., see Benoit, W. L. HENNINGSEN, DAVID DRYDEN, and MARY LYNN MILLER HENNINGSEN, “The Effect of Individual Difference Variables on Information Sharing in Decision-Making Groups,” 540. 604 INDEX HENNINGSEN, MARY LYNN MILLER, see Henningsen, D. D. HORTON,HEATHER, see Pfau, M. KELLAS, JODY KOENIG, see Manusoy, V. KRAMER, MICHAEL W., DEBBIE S. DOUGHERTY, and TAMYRA A. PIERCE, “Managing Uncertainty During a Corporate Acquisition: A Longitudinal Study of Communication During an Airline Acquisition,” 71. KRIPPENDORFF, KLAUS, “Reliability in Content Analysis: Some Common Misconceptions and Recommendations,” 411. KWAK, NOJIN, see Shah, D. V. LANG, ANNIE, see Schneider, E. F. LEE, EUN-JU, “Effects of Visual Representation on Social Influence in Computer-Mediated Communication: Experimental Tests of the Social Identity Model of Deindividuation Effects,” 234. LEE, KWAN MIN, and CLIFFORD NASS, “The Multiple Source Effect and Synthesized Speech: Doubly-Disembodied Language as a Conceptual Framework,” 182. LOMBARD, MATTHEW, JENNIFER SNYDER-DUCH, and CHERYL CAMPANELLA BRACKEN, “A Call for Standardization in Content Analysis Reliability,” 434. MACGEORGE, ERINA L., BO FENG, GINGER L. BUTLER, and SARA K. BUDARZ, “Understanding Advice in Supportive Interactions: Beyond the Facework and Message Evaluation Paradigm,” 42. MANUSOV, VALERIE, JODY KOENIG KELLAS, and APRIL R. TREES, “Do Unto Others? Conversational Moves and Perceptions of Attentiveness Toward Other Face in Accounting Sequences Between Friends,” 514. MALYSHEV, YURI, see Pfau, M. NASS, CLIFFORD, see LEE, K. M. NICHOLS, KATHIE, see Grimes, T. PALOMARES, NICHOLAS A., “Gender Schematicity, Gender Identity Salience, and Gender- Linked Language Use,” 556. PARK, HEESUN, see Eveland, W. P., Jr. PARKER, KIMBERLY A. PARKER, see Pfau, M. PORAN, AMIR, see Tal-Or, N. PERRY, TARA, see Sias, P. M. PFAU, MICHAEL, JOSHUA COMPTON, KIMBERLY A. PARKER, ELAINE M. WITTENBERG, CHASU AN, MONICA FERGUSON, HEATHER HORTON, and YURI MALYSHEV, “The Traditional Explanation for Resistance Versus Attitude Accessibility: Trigger Distinct or Overlapping Processes of Resistance?” 329. PIERCE, TAMYRA A., see Kramer, M. W. ROBERTS, FELICIA, and JEFFREY D. ROBINSON, “Interobserver Agreement on ‘First-Stage’ Conversation Analytic Transcription,” 376. ROBINSON, JEFFREY D., see Roberts, F. SCHMIERBACH, MIKE, see Shah, D. V. SCHNEIDER, EDWARD F., ANNIE LANG, MIJA SHIN, and SAMUEL D. BRADLEY, “Death With a Story: How Story Impacts Emotional, Motivational, and Physiological Responses to First-Person Shooter Video Games,” 361. SHAH, DHAVAN V., NOJIN KWAK, MIKE SCHMIERBACH, and JESSICA ZUBRIC, “The Interplay of News Frames on Cognitive Complexity,” 102. SHIN, MIJA, see Schneider, E. F. SIAS, PATRICIA M., and TARA PERRY, “Disengaging from Workplace Relationships: A Research Note,” 589. SNYDER-DUCH, JENNIFER, see Lombard, M. SOUKARA, STAVROULA, see Vrij, A. STIVERS, TANYA, “’No no no’ and Other Types of Multiple Sayings in Social Interaction,” 260. TAL-OR, NURIT, DAVID S. BONINGER, AMIR PORAN, and FAITH GLEICHER, “Counterfactual Thinking as a Mechanism in Narrative Persuasion,” 301. INDEX 605 TAYLOR, PAUL J., and IAN DONALD, “The Structure of Communication Behavior in Simulated and Actual Crisis Negotiations,” 443. TREES, APRIL R., see Manusov, V. VERNBERG, ERIC, see Grimes, T. VRIJ, ALDERT, LUCY AKEHURST, STAVROULA SOUKARA, and RAY BULL, “Detecting Deceit Via Analyses of Verbal and Nonverbal Behavior in Children and Adults,” 8. WITTENBERG, ELAINE M., see Pfau, M. ZUBRIC, JESSICA, see Shah, D. V. Articles: “A Call for Standardization in Content Analysis Reliability,” Lombard et al., 434. “Counterfactual Thinking as a Mechanism in Narrative Persuasion,” Tal-Or et al., 301. “Death With a Story: How Story Impacts Emotional, Motivational, and Physiological Responses to First-Person Shooter Video Games,” Schneider et al., 361. “Detecting Deceit Via Analyses of Verbal and Nonverbal Behavior in Children and Adults,” Vrij et al., 8. “Disengaging from Workplace Relationships: A Research Note,” Sias and Perry, 589. “Do Unto Others? Conversational Moves and Perceptions of Attentiveness Toward Other Face in Accounting Sequences Between Friends,” Manusov et al., 514. “The Effect of Individual Difference Variables on Information Sharing in Decision-Making Groups,” Henningsen and Henningsen, 540. “Effects of Visual Representation on Social Influence in Computer-Mediated Communication: Experimental Tests of the Social Identity Model of Deindividuation Effects,” Lee, E., 234. “Gender Schematicity, Gender Identity Salience, and Gender-Linked Language Use,” Palomares, 556. “How Web Site Organization Influences Free Recall, Factual Knowledge, and Knowledge Structure Density,” Eveland et al., 208. “Interobserver Agreement on ‘First-Stage’ Conversation Analytic Transcription,” Roberts and Robinson, 376. “The Interplay of News Frames on Cognitive Complexity,” Shah et al., 102. “Is Psychopathology the Key to Understanding Why Some Children Become Aggressive When They Are Exposed to Violent Television Programming?” Grimes et al., 153. ‘Managing Uncertainty During a Corporate Acquisition: A Longitudinal Study of Communication During an Airline Acquisition,” Kramer et al., 71. “The Multiple Source Effect and Synthesized Speech: Doubly-Disembodied Language as a Conceptual Framework,” Lee, K. M., and Nass, 182. “’No no no’ and Other Types of Multiple Sayings in Social Interaction,” Stivers, 260. “Presidential Debate Watching, Issue Knowledge, Character Evaluation, and Vote Choice,” Benoit and Hansen, 121. “Reliability in Content Analysis: Some Common Misconceptions and Recommendations,” Krippendorff, 411. “The Structure of Communication Behavior in Simulated and Actual Crisis Negotiations,” Taylor and Donald, 443. “The Traditional Explanation for Resistance Versus Attitude Accessibility: Trigger Distinct or Overlapping Processes of Resistance?” Pfau et al., 329. “Understanding Advice in Supportive Interactions: Beyond the Facework and Message Evaluation Paradigm,” MacGeorge et al., 42. “When is Topic Avoidance Unsatisfying? Examining Moderatoros f The Association Between Avoidance and Dissatisfaction ,” Caughlin and Afifi, 479.