Laura L. Leets
Affiliations: | Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA |
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Leets L, Sunwolf. (2005) Adolescent rules for social exclusion: when is it fair to exclude someone else? Journal of Moral Education. 34: 343-362 |
Sunwolf, Leets L. (2004) Being left out: rejecting outsiders and communicating group boundaries in childhood and adolescent peer groups Journal of Applied Communication Research. 32: 195-223 |
Sunwolf, Leets L. (2003) Communication Paralysis During Peer-Group Exclusion: Social Dynamics that Prevent Children and Adolescents from Expressing Disagreement Journal of Language and Social Psychology. 22: 355-384 |
Leets L. (2003) Disentangling Perceptions of Subtle Racist Speech: A Cultural Perspective Journal of Language and Social Psychology. 22: 145-168 |
Leets L. (2002) Experiencing Hate Speech: Perceptions and Responses to Anti‐Semitism and Antigay Speech Journal of Social Issues. 58: 341-361 |
Cole T, Leets L, Bradac JJ. (2002) Deceptive message processing: The role of attachment style and verbal intimacy markers in deceptive message judgments Communication Studies. 53: 74-89 |
Leets L. (2001) Interrupting the Cycle of Moral Exclusion: A Communication Contribution to Social Justice Research1 Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 31: 1859-1883 |
Leets L, Giles H. (1999) Harmful Speech in Intergroup Encounters: An Organizational Framework for Communication Research Annals of the International Communication Association. 22: 91-137 |
Leets L, Giles H, Noels K. (1999) Attributing harm to Racist Speech Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development. 20: 209-215 |
Cole T, Leets L. (1998) Linguistic Masking Devices and Intergroup Behavior: Further Evidence of an Intergroup Linguistic Bias Journal of Language and Social Psychology. 17: 348-371 |