Authors: MULAC A ERLANDSON KT FARRAR WJ HALLETT JS MOLLOY JL PRESCOTT ME

Citation: A. Mulac et al., UH-HUH - WHATS THAT ALL ABOUT - DIFFERING INTERPRETATIONS OF CONVERSATIONAL BACKCHANNELS AND QUESTIONS AS SOURCES OF MISCOMMUNICATION ACROSS GENDER BOUNDARIES, Communication research, 25(6), 1998, pp. 641-668

Authors: JANSMA LL LINZ DG MULAC A IMRICH DJ

Citation: Ll. Jansma et al., MENS INTERACTIONS WITH WOMEN AFTER VIEWING SEXUALLY EXPLICIT FILMS - DOES DEGRADATION MAKE A DIFFERENCE, Communication monographs, 64(1), 1997, pp. 1-24

Authors: MULAC A GILES H

Citation: A. Mulac et H. Giles, YOURE ONLY AS OLD AS YOU SOUND - PERCEIVED VOCAL AGE AND SOCIAL MEANINGS, Health communication, 8(3), 1996, pp. 199-215

Authors: BRADAC JJ MULAC A THOMPSON SA

Citation: Jj. Bradac et al., MENS AND WOMENS USE OF INTENSIFIERS AND HEDGES IN PROBLEM-SOLVING INTERACTION - MOLAR AND MOLECULAR ANALYSES, Research on language and social interaction, 28(2), 1995, pp. 93-116

Authors: FITZPATRICK MA MULAC A DINDIA K

Citation: Ma. Fitzpatrick et al., GENDER-PREFERENTIAL LANGUAGE USE IN SPOUSE AND STRANGER INTERACTION, Journal of language and social psychology, 14(1-2), 1995, pp. 18-39

Authors: MULAC A LUNDELL TL

Citation: A. Mulac et Tl. Lundell, EFFECTS OF GENDER-LINKED LANGUAGE DIFFERENCES IN ADULTS WRITTEN DISCOURSE - MULTIVARIATE TESTS OF LANGUAGE EFFECTS, Language & communication, 14(3), 1994, pp. 299-309