False Dichotomy: Building Awareness of Mass and Interpersonal Communication Convergence in the Era of Digital Technology in Indonesia by Prahastiwi Utari

“…Using the historical perspectives and previous works of communication scientists, a new perspective in the teaching of communication theory can be formulated, one that unifies the boundaries between mass and interpersonal communication. …”
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Scientists as Influencers: The Role of Source Identity, Self-Disclosure, and Anti-Intellectualism in Science Communication on Social Media by Annie Li Zhang, Hang Lu

“…As social media become increasingly important for science communication, scientists are grappling with their new role on these platforms. …”
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Cognitive Theory of Psychological Types in Solving Problems of Intercultural Communication by Mamalova Khouzy, Makhaev Mair, Zakrailova Birlant

“…The purpose of this article is to give an overview of the cognitive concept of psychological types, which makes a significant contribution to solving the problems of intercultural communication. Scientists from Moscow International University and the Laboratory of Cognitive Research of Consciousness named after Said Makhdikhon Sattorov (Laboratory of Cognitive Research of Consciousness Said Makhdikhon names) under the guidance of Professor of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences (RANS) Maira Makhaev have developed a cognitive theory of psychological types, which allows analyzing intercultural communications with positions of psychotypology. …”
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THE CULTURE OF COEXISTENCE AND PERCEPTION OF THE OTHER IN THE WESTERN BALKANS by Sibel Akova, Gülin Terek Ünal

“…Throughout the 550 year Ottoman rule over the Balkan lands, where even today internal dynamics threaten peace and justice, how and through what means the Ottoman Empire achieved consistency, security and peace is a question to which a number of political scientists, sociologists, communication scientists and history researchers have sought an answer. …”
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THE CULTURE OF COEXISTENCE AND PERCEPTION OF THE OTHER IN THE WESTERN BALKANS by Sibel Akova, Gülin Terek Ünal

“…Throughout the 550 year Ottoman rule over the Balkan lands, where even today internal dynamics threaten peace and justice, how and through what means the Ottoman Empire achieved consistency, security and peace is a question to which a number of political scientists, sociologists, communication scientists and history researchers have sought an answer. …”
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