• Now you have the authors and can look in other places: use the Find Articles, Books, & More search box on the Library’s homepage like this: "cultural approach to organizations" Geertz Pacanowsky
• or "Classical Management Theory" weber taylor fayol, then Refine Results: Limit by Source Type = eBooks

You have already identified a theory, chosen a scholarly article in the Com field, and analyzed how the article author explained and used the theory.

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Use your chosen theory to analyze a communication artifact, e.g., a TV show, film, image, social media page, etc. Illustrate how the theory predicts, explains, or contests behavior related to the artifact. 

Find articles with the theory that apply to the category of the artifact, e.g., "queer theory" AND communicat* AND television OR tv 

(Articles may explain a specific artifact (e.g., tv show) - that you could then extend to explain another tv series.)

If your term is below is not in blue, put quotes around it and search it as a subject in the Advanced Search, not in the Thesaurus.

• SOCIAL penetration theory (Communication)
• RELATIONAL dialectics theory
• SYSTEMS theory
• Organizational dissent
• FACE-negotiation theory 
• Cultural Adaptation Theory 
• ANXIETY/UNCERTAINTY management theory (Communication)
• Ethnolinguistic Identity Theory (ETHNOLINGUISTIC groups?)
• STRUCTURATION theory
• GROUPTHINK theory
• SYMBOLIC convergence theory (Communication)
• Comprehensive Model of Information Seeking
• Theory of Planned Behavior 
• Health Belief Model
• AGENDA setting theory (Communication)
• SPIRAL of silence theory
• Social Cognitive Theory
• Uses & Gratifications Theory
• ELABORATION likelihood model
• INOCULATION theory (Communication)
• COGNITIVE dissonance
• Rhetoric*
• Dramatism
• Metaphors
• Critical Race Theory 
• Postcolonialism 
• Critical Gender Theory
• Feminist Theory 
• Queer Theory