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E. James Baesler

Professor

Old Dominion University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Letters

Communication & Theatre Arts

E. James Baesler is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Letters Professor at Old Dominion University.

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Old Dominion University

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communication communication research psychology narrative statistics statistical evidence behavioral sciences scientific communication human behavior interpersonal communication persuasion rhetoric audiology health communication women's health decision science speech processing women's studies occupational therapy human relations counseling psychology religious education professional development human communication human interaction argumentation analysis psychoacoustics bioacoustics behavioral health social-emotional wellbeing attachment theory interfaith feminist research curriculum & instruction teaching methods faculty professional development temporal effects belief change interpersonal touch persuasive effects empirical measure narrative coherence interpersonal coping education peace education communication theory religious studies communication studies educational communication sociology of religion religion communication strategies

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An Introduction to Prayer Research in Communication: Functions, Contexts, and Possibilities. (2012)

E. James Baesler

religious studiescommunicationreligioncommunication research

Prayer Life of a Professor. New Directions for Teaching and Learning (2009)

E. James Baesler

religious studiesreligious educationlearning sciencesteaching methodseducationfaculty professional developmentcurriculum & instructionteacher educationprofessional development

Prayer as Interpersonal Coping in the Lives of Mothers With Hiv. Women & Therapy (2003)

E. M. BaeslerValerian J. DerlegaBarbara A. WinsteadAnita Barbee

public healthhivhealth communicationbehavioral healthinterpersonal relationshipsfeminist researchinterpersonal copingpsychologyinterfaithmaternal healthsocial-emotional wellbeinghuman relationsglobal healthattachment theoryoccupational therapywomen's studiescounseling psychologywomen's health

Persuasive Effects of Story and Statistical Evidence. Argumentation and Advocacy (1997)

E. James Baesler

persuasioncommunicationpersuasive effectsnarrativestatistical evidencestatisticsargumentation analysisrhetoricjournalism

Construction and Test of an Empirical Measure for Narrative Coherence and Fidelity. Communication Reports (1995)

E. James Baesler

communicationnarrative coherencenarrativecommunication researchempirical measurestatistics

The Temporal Effects of Story and Statistical Evidence on Belief Change. Communication Research (1994)

E. JAMES BAESLERJUDEE K. BURGOON

communicationscientific communicationdecision sciencenarrativepsychologycommunication researchbelief changestatistical evidencetemporal effectsbehavioral sciences

Interpretations, Evaluations, and Consequences of Interpersonal Touch. Human Communication Research (1992)

JUDEE K. BURGOONJOSEPH B. WALTHERE. JAMES BAESLER

human interactioninterpersonal communicationcommunicationhuman behaviorsocial sciencespsychologycommunication researchinterpersonal touchhuman communication

Choosing Between Micro and Macro Nonverbal Measurement: Application to Selected Vocalic and Kinesic Indices. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (1991)

Judee K. BurgoonE. James Baesler

bioacousticspsychoacousticsaudiologyspeech processinglinguistics

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E. James Baesler

Professor

Old Dominion University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Letters

Communication & Theatre Arts

E. James Baesler is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Letters Professor at Old Dominion University.

Honors

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E. James Baesler

Old Dominion University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Introduction to Prayer Research in Communication: Functions, Contexts, and Possibilities. (2012)

E. James Baesler

religious studiescommunicationreligioncommunication research

Prayer Life of a Professor. New Directions for Teaching and Learning (2009)

E. James Baesler

religious studiesreligious educationlearning sciencesteaching methodseducationfaculty professional developmentcurriculum & instructionteacher educationprofessional development

Prayer as Interpersonal Coping in the Lives of Mothers With Hiv. Women & Therapy (2003)

E. M. BaeslerValerian J. DerlegaBarbara A. WinsteadAnita Barbee

Persuasive Effects of Story and Statistical Evidence. Argumentation and Advocacy (1997)

E. James Baesler

persuasioncommunicationpersuasive effectsnarrativestatistical evidencestatisticsargumentation analysisrhetoricjournalism

Construction and Test of an Empirical Measure for Narrative Coherence and Fidelity. Communication Reports (1995)

E. James Baesler

communicationnarrative coherencenarrativecommunication researchempirical measurestatistics

The Temporal Effects of Story and Statistical Evidence on Belief Change. Communication Research (1994)

E. JAMES BAESLERJUDEE K. BURGOON

communicationscientific communicationdecision sciencenarrativepsychologycommunication researchbelief changestatistical evidencetemporal effectsbehavioral sciences

Interpretations, Evaluations, and Consequences of Interpersonal Touch. Human Communication Research (1992)

JUDEE K. BURGOONJOSEPH B. WALTHERE. JAMES BAESLER

human interactioninterpersonal communicationcommunicationhuman behaviorsocial sciencespsychologycommunication researchinterpersonal touchhuman communication

Choosing Between Micro and Macro Nonverbal Measurement: Application to Selected Vocalic and Kinesic Indices. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (1991)

Judee K. BurgoonE. James Baesler

bioacousticspsychoacousticsaudiologyspeech processinglinguistics

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10 / page

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