The Perceived Understanding Instrument
Communication Research ReportsPublished 31 December 1984
Dudley D. Cahn, Gary M. Shulman
Citations65
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score0.68
SNIP0.80
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Abstract
Since perceived understanding appears to be important especially in later stages of interpersonal relationships, there is a need to identify communication behaviors that contribute to perceived understanding. As a first step toward this objective, this study reports on the development of an instrument for measuring perceived understanding and offers modest support for its reliability and validity.
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Arts and Humanities
