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Course: COMM 427, Fall 2008
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1/13/2009 Children's Communication: Theory, Research, Application Today Orientation to course Why study children's communication? Orientation Course website: www.odu.edu/~tsocha 1 1/13/2009 Why children's communication? Do messages really matter? Does learning about how communication develops matter? What can be accomplished by a better understanding of the ways children produce and interpret messages? What can...

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1/13/2009 Children's Communication: Theory, Research, Application Today Orientation to course Why study children's communication? Orientation Course website: www.odu.edu/~tsocha 1 1/13/2009 Why children's communication? Do messages really matter? Does learning about how communication develops matter? What can be accomplished by a better understanding of the ways children produce and interpret messages? What can...

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