Kirja-arvio: Terry A. Kinney & Maili Pörhölä, Anti and pro-social communication : theories, methods and applications
Kostiainen, E. (2009). Kirja-arvio: Terry A. Kinney & Maili Pörhölä, Anti and pro-social communication : theories, methods and applications. Prologi : puheviestinnän vuosikirja 2009, 2009, 99-101. http://prologos.fi/prologi/index.php?page=vuosikirjat
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