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    AuthorHolowatuik, Ramona L. (1)Morgan, Ross Noel (1)Snitz, Ronald Steven. (1)Subject
    Self-disclosure (3)
    Loneliness (1)Loneliness in children (1)Nonverbal communication (Psychology) (1)... View MoreDate Issued1990 - 1993 (2)1974 - 1979 (1)Discipline
    Psychology (3)

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    Loneliness and disclosure to peers by early adolescents / Ramona L. Holowatuik. 

    Holowatuik, Ramona L. (1992)
    The present research was designed to investigate the differences between lonely and non-lonely early adolescents in: (a) their disclosures to familiar peers and, (b) their perceptions of their relations with familiar ...
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    Loneliness : an examination of the nonverbal behaviors that accompany self-disclosures in unstructured conversations / by Ronald Steven Snitz. 

    Snitz, Ronald Steven. (1993)
    Loneliness is an interpersonal problem that involves a lack of intimacy and inappropriate self-disclosure patterns. Double bind theory predicts that high selfdisclosures should normally be accompanied by highintimate nonverbal ...
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    The outcomes and effectiveness of two self-disclosure techniques 

    Morgan, Ross Noel (1974)
    It has been shown that there is a dyadic effect in regard to self-disclosure. This dyadic effect refers to the fact that the more one says about one's self the more another person is likely to say about their self. Two ...

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