Table Of Content

Journal of Applied Communication Research (1997), 348 Index to Volume 25 ARTICLES Alder, G. Stoney. Managing environmental uncertainty with legitimate authority: A comparative analysis of the Mann Gulch and Storm King Mountain fires. 98-114. Collins-Jarvis, Lori. Participation and consensus in collective action organizations: The influence of interpersonal versus mass-mediated channels. 1-16. Dixon, Travis, & Linz, Daniel G. Obscenity law and sexually explicit rap music: Understand- ing the effects of sex, attitudes, and beliefs. 217-241. Endres, Thomas G. Father-daughter dramas: A Q-investigation of rhetorical visions. 317-340. Fairhurst, Gail T., Jordan, Jerry Monroe, & Neuwirth, Kurt. Why are we here? Managing the meaning of an organizational mission statement. 243-263. Gemin, Joseph. Dangerous liaisons: On the systemic self-production of codependent identities. 132-149. Harwood, Jake, Ryan, Ellen Bouchard, Giles, Howard, & Tysoski, Shirley. Evaluations of patronizing speechand three response styles in a non-service-providing context. 170— 195. Hecht, Michael, Trost, Melanie R., Bator, Renée J., & MacKinnon, David. Ethnicity and sex similarities and differences in drug resistance. 75-97. Hines, Stephen C., Badzek, Laurie, & Moss, Alvin H. Informed consent among chronically ill elderly: Assessing its (in)adequacy and predictors. 151-169. Lammers, John C., & Krikorian, Dean H. Theoretical extension and operationalization of the bona fide group construct with an application to surgical teams. 17-38. Miller, Katherine, & Zook, Eric G. Care partners for persons with AIDS: Implications for health communication. 57-74. Patterson II, James D., & Allen, Myria Watkins. Accounting for your actions: How stake- holders respond to the strategic communication of environmental activist organizations. 293-316. Petronio, Sandra, & Kovach, Samantha. Managing privacy boundaries: Health providers’ perceptions of resident care in Scottish nursing homes. 115-131. Roy, Abhik, & Harwood, Jake. Underrepresented, positively portrayed: Older adults in television commercials. 39—56. Smith, Susan L. The effective use of fear appeals in persuasive immunization messages: An analysis of national immunization intervention messages. 264—292. Solomon, Denise Haunani, & Williams, Mary Lynn Miller. Perception of social-sexual communication at work: The effects of message, situation, and observer characteristics on judgments of sexual harassment. 196-216. BOOK REVIEW ESSAY Ellis, Beth Hartman. Review of Communication and disenfanchisement: Social health issues and implications, and Case studies in communication and disenfranchisement: Applications to social health issues. 341-345.