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Communication Studies Master's Theses

This collection contains manuscripts written by Fort Hays graduate students. Due to copyright restrictions some works are limited to on-campus access only. Please contact ScholarsRepository@fhsu.edu for questions regarding access to individual works.

Theses from 2004 2004

Subliminal Messages: Do They Really Affect People's Behaviors and Motivational States?, Trevor D. Stapp

Theses from 2003 2003

Women and the Workplace : An Examination of Attribution Theory and Body Image, Brandy L. Feltis

Adviser Awareness of the Kansas Student Publication Act (1992), Latisha D. Haag

Computer Mediated Communication: Does It Liberate Individuals, Or Construct Groups? A Narrative Integration of the Cues-Filtered-Out Theory and the Social Identity Model of Deindividuation Effect, Eric L. Pfeifer

Theses from 2002 2002

An Exploratory Study to Determine Whether Communication Apprehension Increases in Boys and Girls Between First and Eighth Grades, Barbara J. Baldwin

Two Generations Juxtaposed in the Workplace : A Comparative Study of Generational Viewpoints Between the Baby Boomers and Generation X in the New Economy, Clarine M. Jacobs

Civil Religion Rhetoric in Ronald Reagan's 1981 & 1985 Inaugural Addresses, Kenneth E. Troyer

The Internet's Role in Crisis Communication: A Case Study of a Small Rural Telecommunication Company and Internet Service Provider, Tamara J. Wellbrock

Theses from 2001 2001

The Relationship of Increased Levels of Receiver Apprehension and the Desire to Restrict Access to the Internet, Amy L. Eck

Theses from 2000 2000

Daniel Webster: Consistency and Compromise, a Content Analysis, Anthony M. Penders

Conceptual Frameworks in the Field of Public Relations: A Comparative Study of Russian and United States Perspectives, Ekaterina Tsetsura

Theses from 1999 1999

Faculty Perception of Technology, Student/Instructor Interaction, and Training Received in Distance Education, Daniel L. Balman

An Analysis of Directing Styles with an Emphasis on the Felten-Start Theatre Productions of Moon Over Buffalo and It Runs in the Family, Michael P. Doll

Student Perceptions of Graduate Teaching Assistant and Faculty Nonverbal Immediacy and Teacher Credibility, Jennifer G. Hargett

A Comparative Study of the Role of Oral Storytelling in Ethnic-Cultural Awareness and Pride Between African American, Native American, Hispanic and European American Students, Johnella J. Holmes

Effective Communication Between the Student Radiologic Technologist and Patient, Roland D. Neseth

Speech-Act Theory Used as a Script Analysis Too For She Stoops To Conquer, Sherry Stroh

Theses from 1997 1997

Evaluation of the Status of Faculty Empowerment at a State University, Paula J. Etrick

Comparison of United States Commercial FM Radio World Wide Web Sites, David A. Gray

Comparative Analysis of Obscenity on the Internet Through Application of Laps, 1934, and 1996 Regulations, Linda Langston

Effects of Rhetorical Sensitivity on Customer Satisfaction in a Retail Environment, L. Andrew Stanton

Applications of Given Circumstances from the School For Scandal Utilizing Presentational and Representational Acting Techniques to Develop the Role of Lady Teazle, Billie Teal

The Socialization of Adolescent Girls Through Teen Magazine Feature Articles, Debra Werth

Effect of Continental Airlines' 1983 Bankruptcy on its Advertising in the Rocky Mountain News, Phillip S. Younie

Theses from 1996 1996

Identification of the Perceptual and Interpretive Use of Language by Evangelical Christians, Andrew Addis

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