An Investigation of Cultural Differences in Perceived Speaker Effectiveness

An Investigation of Cultural Differences in Perceived Speaker Effectiveness [microform] / John T. Masterson and Norman H. Watson.

Culture is a powerful force that may affect the reception and acceptance of communication. To determine if culture has an effect on perceived speaker effectiveness, students in one introductory speech communication class in a Florida university and a variety of courses in a university in the Bahamas...

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Main Author: Masterson, John T.
Other Authors: Watson, Norman H.
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1981.
Subjects:
Anglo Americans.
Attitude Measures.
College Students.
Communication Research.
Cultural Awareness.
Cultural Differences.
Expectation.
Foreign Countries.
Latin Americans.
Measurement Techniques.
Public Speaking.
Role Perception.
Speech Curriculum.
Student Attitudes.

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