It�s Over�but You�re Still a Great Person: A Parallel Process Model of Motivation and Ability in Polite Termination Message Construction

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The current paper seeks to expand upon the literature on romantic relationship termination by advancing a parallel process model outlining a motivation process and an ability process in the formation of termination messages. The proposed model explains the cognitive processes of the message sender which determine their motivation to be polite in ending the romantic relationship and their ability to craft an effective polite termination message if they are motivated to do so.

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Harnish, Callie. "It�s Over�but You�re Still a Great Person: A Parallel Process Model of Motivation and Ability in Polite Termination Message Construction" Paper presented at the annual meeting of the NCA 93rd Annual Convention, TBA, Chicago, IL, Nov 15, 2007 <Not Available>. 2009-05-23 <http://www.allacademic.com/meta/p194904_index.html>

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Harnish, C. M. , 2007-11-15 "It�s Over�but You�re Still a Great Person: A Parallel Process Model of Motivation and Ability in Polite Termination Message Construction" Paper presented at the annual meeting of the NCA 93rd Annual Convention, TBA, Chicago, IL Online <PDF>. 2009-05-23 from http://www.allacademic.com/meta/p194904_index.html

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Abstract: The current paper seeks to expand upon the literature on romantic relationship termination by advancing a parallel process model outlining a motivation process and an ability process in the formation of termination messages. The proposed model explains the cognitive processes of the message sender which determine their motivation to be polite in ending the romantic relationship and their ability to craft an effective polite termination message if they are motivated to do so.

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A Parallel Process Model 1 It’s Over…but You’re Still a Great Person: A Parallel Process Model of Motivation and Ability in the Construction of Polite and Effective Relational Termination Messages A Parallel Process Model 2 Abstract The current paper seeks to expand upon the literature on romantic relationship termination by advancing a parallel process model outlining a motivation process and an ability process in the formation of termination messages. The proposed model explains the cognitive processes of the message

communication behavior and close relationshiops (pp. 38-58). New York: Cambridge University Press. Vangelisti A. L. & Crumley L. P. (1998). Reactions to messages that hurt: The influence of relational contexts. Communication Monographs 65 173-196. Wenger H. & Polcar L. E. (2002). Attachment style and person-centered comforting. Western Journal of Communication 66 84-103. Wenger H. & Polcar L. E. (2000). Attachment style and the cognitive representation of communication situations. Communication Studies 51 149-161. Wilson S. R. & Kunkel A. W.

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