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[Institutionalized communication].

E Herdieckerhoff
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This paper is analysing the psychological interaction of communication and institutions. Seeking power and success are mentioned as important motivation factors. The personal situation as lecturer is interpreted as an example of psychological relations within structured communication.

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E Herdieckerhoff. 1994. [Institutionalized communication].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7871791/

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