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Testing predictions derived from inoculation theory and the effectiveness of self-disclosure communications strategies

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  • Easley, Richard W.
  • Bearden, William O.
  • Teel, Jesse E.

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  • Easley, Richard W. & Bearden, William O. & Teel, Jesse E., 1995. "Testing predictions derived from inoculation theory and the effectiveness of self-disclosure communications strategies," Journal of Business Research, Elsevier, vol. 34(2), pages 93-105, October.
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