Advancing research in organizational communication through quantitative methodology

Vernon D. Miller; Marshall Scott Poole; David R. Seibold; Karen K. Myers; Hee Sun Park; Peter Monge; Janet Fulk; Lauren B. Frank; Drew B. Margolin; Courtney M. Schultz; Cuihua Shen; Matthew Weber; Seungyoon Lee; Michelle Shumate

doi:10.1177/0893318910390193

Advancing research in organizational communication through quantitative methodology

Vernon D. Miller
, Marshall Scott Poole
, David R. Seibold
, Karen K. Myers
, Hee Sun Park
, Peter Monge
, Janet Fulk
, Lauren B. Frank
, Drew B. Margolin
, Courtney M. Schultz
, Cuihua Shen
, Matthew Weber
, Seungyoon Lee
, Michelle Shumate

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This article showcases current best practices in quantitative organizational communication research. We emphasize their value in exploring issues of the day and their relation to other research approaches. Materials are presented around four themes: systematic development and validation of measures, including the use of mixed methods; multiple levels of analysis; the study of change and development over time; and relationships among people, units, organizations, and meanings.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	4-58
Number of pages	55
Journal	Management Communication Quarterly
Volume	25
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1177/0893318910390193
State	Published - Feb 2011
Externally published	Yes

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