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JOURNAL ARTICLES
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CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
Anderson, P. J. (1988). Listening: What do the elementary language basals teach? International
Listening Association Convention, Scottsdale, AZ.
Anderson, R. (1988). Listening is not a skill: The technique ethic and an experientialist
alternative. Central States Speech Association meeting, Shaumburg, IL.
Arnold, W. E. (1990). Listening: A conceptualization. International Listening Association
Convention, Indianapolis, IN.
Arnold, W. E. and C. A. Valentine (1988). Components of physicians' empathic listening.
International Listening Association Convention, Scottsdale, AZ.
Aweve, B. (1987). Curriculum and approaches to developing curriculum for the teaching of
listening on the secondary level. International Listening Association Convention, New
Orleans, LA.
Bacon, S. (1986). Teaching the teacher to teach listening: Three format options. International
Listening Association Convention, San Diego, CA.
Barker, D. R. and M. Fitch-Hauser (1986). Variables related to the processing and reception of
information as published in ten selected psychology journals. International Listening
Association, San Diego, CA.
Bassett, R. (1978). Minimal speaking and listening competencies for high school graduates:
Status of research., Annandale, VA, Speech Communication Association.
Berkheimer, S. (1985). Symposium on listening activities--elementary. International Listening
Association Summer Conference, St. Paul, MN.
Bishop, W. B. (1986). The functions of feedback in listening. International Listening
Association Convention, San Diego, CA.
Bozik, M. (1985). Teaching listening at the college level. International Listening Association
Convention, St. Paul, MN.
Bozik, M. (1985). A unit on critical listening. International Listening Association Convention,
Orlando, FL.
Bozik, M. (1986). Critical thinking/critical listening. International Listening Association
Convention, San Diego, CA.
Brownell, J. (1988). Perceptions of listening behavior: a management study. International
Listening Association Convention.
Bruneau, T. J. Silence, mind-time relativity, and interpersonal communication. Third
Conference of the International Society for the Study of Time, Alpbach, Austria.
Coakley, C. G. (1986). Strategies for improving classroom listening. Northwestern High School
In-Service, Hyattsville, Maryland.
Coakley, C. G. (1988). Frameworks for teaching listening. International Listening Association
Convention.
Cochran, K. R. and G. H. Wheatley (1982). Cognitive strategies in spatial performance. Annual
Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, New York, NY.
Cole, P. C. (1987). Linking creative teaching to listening. International Listening Association
Convention, New Orleans, LA.
Cook, H. B. and M. L. Shannon (1987). Selected listening skills exercises. International
Listening Association Convention, New Orleans, LA.
Desousa, A. N. and M. Cowles (1978). An experimental study to determine the efficacy of
specific training in listening. Annual meeting of the American educational research
association, Toronto, Canada.
Edwards, R. (1989). Cognitive issues for listening theory: Schemas, memory and stages.
International Listening Association Convention, Atlanta, GA.
Emmert, P. and V. Emmert (1993). The multivariate nature of listening. International Listening
Association Convention, Maimi, FL.
Erway, E. (1985). Listening as a communication competency. Speech communication
association convention, Denver, CO.
Faires, C. (1980). the development of listening tests. Mid-South Educational Research
Association, New Orleans, LA.
Faires, C. (1980). Are teachers trained to teach listening skill development? Mid-South
Educational Research Association, New Orleans, LA.
Forester, J. (1983). Listening as the embodiment of critical theory and hermeneutics in planning
practice. New York State Sociological Association, Ithaca, NY, Cornell University.
Frederico, P. (1982). Changes in the cognitive components of achievement as students progress
through sequential instruction. Annual meeting of the American educational research
association, New York, NY.
Gilbert, M. (1989). Perceptions of listening behaviors of school principals. International
Listening Association Convention, Atlanta, GA.
Glenn, E. (1985). Commonalities and differences in definitions of listening. International
Listening Association Convention, Orlando, FL.
Halley, R. D. (1989). Processing data for listening: Using a cognitive processing model to
improve your listening. International Listening Association Convention, Atlanta, GA.
Hawk, R. and W. A. Villaume (1989). Listening and patterns of verbal immediacy in
conversation: How adults cope with an aging auditory system. Southern States
Communication Association Convention, Louisville, KY.
Ishi, S. and T. J. Bruneau (1985). Communicative silences: East and west. International
Communication Association Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Johnson, R. L. and H. L. Friedman (1970). Optimal strategies for listening, II: Training of
component skills. Fifteenth Annual Convention, International Reading Association, Newark,
Del, IRA.
Keyes, B. J. (1975). The development of listener competence. Biennial Meeting of the Society
for Research in Child Development, Denver, CO.
Kwiatek, K. K. and B. Watkins (1982). The systematic viewer: An inquiry into the existence of a
television schema in children. Annual Meeting of the Association for Education in
Journalism, Athens, OH.
Lundsteen, S. W. (1970). Promoting growth in problem solving in an integrated program of
language skills for fifth grade. Annual Meeting of the International Reading Association.,
Anaheim, CA.
Madaule, P. (1983). An invitation to listening, language, and learning. World Congress of Music
Therapy, Paris, France.
McKenzie, N. J. and A. J. Clark (1994). The all-in-one concept: How much must listening
research include? International Listening Association Conference, Boston, MA.
Mead, N. A. (1978). Issues related to assessing listening ability. Annual Meeting of the American
Educational Research Association, Toronto, Canada.
Moore, M. (1981). A dynamic vs a static perspective of communication competence. SCA
Convention, Anaheim, CA.
Moore, M. R. and P. L. Bailey (1980). Strategies for integrating communication skills in the
classroom: Listening, speaking, reading, writing. AASA Leadership Conference, Chicago, IL.
Morris, C. and R. Harrison (1968). Information as a construct in the study of communication.
National Society for the Study of Communication, New York.
Newton, T. (1985). Description of the St. Edwards university directed listening skills project.
International Listening Association Summer Conference, St. Paul, MN.
Oakland, T. (1969). Relationships between social class and phonemic and nonphonemic
auditory discrimination ability. American Educational Research Association, Los Angeles.
Ostermeier, T. H. (1987). Learning intercultural listening concepts through participation in
intercultural communication exercises/simulations. International Listening Association
Convention, Toronto, Canada.
Ostermeier, T. H. (1992 November). The intercultural interview: an experience in intercultural
listening, ERIC.
Ostermeier, T. H. (1993 November). Incorporating cultural diversity into an advanced speech
communication course in listening using an attribution training activity, ERIC.
Ostermeier, T. H. (1996 June). Student to student intercultural interviews: Conversational space,
gestures, and listening, ERIC.
Paschall, K. and A. J. Clark (1984). An investigation of the effects of receiver apprehension and
source apprehension on listening comprehension. Fifth Annual Convention of the
International Listening Association, Scottsdale, AZ.
Quianthy, R. L. (1984). The Florida speaking and listening test: What's it all about, Alfie?
International Listening Association Convention, Scottsdale, AZ.
Rhodes, S. (1981). Teaching listening as a basic skill. Central States Speech Association
Convention, Chicago, IL.
Rhodes, S., K. Watson, et al. (1989). Issues and methods in listening assessment.
Interdisciplinary Conference on Theory, Issues and Methodology of the International
Listening Association, Atlanta, GA.
Rhodes, S. C. (1984). The status of listening: A preliminary report. Annual meeting of the
Central States Speech Association, Chicago, IL.
Rhodes, S. C. (1984). Listening assessment: Formal and informal methods. International
Listening Association Convention, Chicago, IL.
Ridge, A. (1984). Assessing listening skills. International Listening Association Convention, St.
Paul, MN.
Sewell, E. H., Jr. (1989). Visual communication in the listening process. International Listening
Association Convention, Atlanta, GA.
Shedletsky, L. J. (1989). Listening as a sex-related cognitive behavior. International Listening
Association Convention, Atlanta, GA.
Spitzberg, B. (1981). Competence in communicating. SCA Convention, Anaheim, CA.
Steil, L. K. (1981). The sperry story. The Second Annual International Listening Association
Convention, Denver, CO.
Stratton, B. (1986). Teaching the teacher to teach listening. International Listening Association
Convention, San Diego, CA.
Swanson, C. H. (1986). Teachers as listeners: An exploration. International Listening
Association Convention, San Diego, CA.
Terrin, T. (1988). Differential effectiveness of empathic listening responses and perceived
sources. International Listening Associaton conference, Scottsdale, AZ.
Thayer, L. (1968). Theory-building in communication: IV- Some observations and speculations.
Sixteenth Annual Conference of the national Society for the Study of Communication, New
York.
Tuttle, G. F. and J. I. Murdock (1983). A competency based model for teaching listening within
organizational environments. Sixty-ninth Annual Speech Communication Association
Meeting, Washington, D.C.
Van Rheenen, D. (1985). State practices of speaking and listening skill assessment: A national
survey. Speech Communication Association Convention, Denver, CO.
Villaume, W. A., M. H. Brown, et al. (1991). An investigation of listening, aging, and
conversational behavior. International Listening Association Convention, Jacksonville, FL.
Villaume, W. A. and T. Reid (1989). An investigation of the relationships among listening
ability, aging, and the use of aligning actions in conversation. International Listening
Associaton Convention, Atlanta, GA.
Vinson, L. and C. V. Roberts (1990). A refinement and validation of the willingness to listen
scale. Speech Communication Association Convention, Chicago,IL.
Voge, W. M. (1979). The role of listening comprehension in L2 acquisition. Pacific Northwest
Conference on Foreign Languages, Pullman, WA.
Vrhel, D. (1984). Case studies of state listening projects. International Listening Association
Convention, St. Paul, MN.
Vrhel, D. (1984). Listening in the basic speech course: A receiver-based approach. International
Listening Association Convention, Scottsdale, AZ.
Watson, K. and L. R. Smeltzer (1983). Barriers to listening: Comparison between business
students and business practitioners. Fourth Annual Conference of the International
Listening Association, St. Paul, MN.
Watson, K. W., L. L. Barker, et al. (1992). Development and validation of the listener
preference profile. International Listening Association Convention, Seattle, WA.
Watson, K. W. and S. C. Rhodes (1988). A preliminary study of the effects of gender and a
video tape instructional strategy on listening effectiveness as measured by the Watson-Barder
listening test. International Listening Association Convention, Scottsdale, AZ.
Watt, W. M. (1993 Nov). Theoretical and Practical Approaches to Teaching Listening: Using
the Watson-Barker Listening Test To Validate Levels of Learning in the Classroom. Speech
Communication Association (79th,, November 18-21, 1993), Miami Beach, FL.
A study investigated whether listening effectiveness could be improved by completing a
college listening class. Volunteer subjects, 14 males and 14 females enrolled in a 3-hour, 16week college listening course for undergraduate or graduate students at a medium-sized
midwestern university, were given the video version of the Watson-Barker Listening Test as
pre-and posttests. Results indicated that: (1) participation in a listening course improved
listening behavior; (2) gender did not affect overall ability to listen effectively; and (3) more
education had a positive effect on listening skill. Twenty-one tables of data are included.
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Weiss, H. (1984). Listening curriculum--Secondary. International Listening Association Summer
Conference, St. Paul, MN.
Weiss, H. (1985). listening with interest. International Listening Association Convention, St.
Paul,MN.
Witkin, B. R. (1986). Constructs in information processing. International Listening Association
Convention, San Diego, CA.
Wolff, F. I. (1985). A symposium on listening activities in college/university and corporate
settings. International Listening Association Summer Conference, St. Paul, MN.
Wolvin, A. D. (1987). Culture as a listening variable. International Listening Association
Convention, Toronto, Canada.
Zimmerman, A. (1984). Listening to improve the other's self-esteem. International Listening
Association Convention, Scottsdale, AZ.
Zimmerman, A. (1985). Listening and self-esteem. International Listening Association
Convention, Orlando, FL.