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Mizera, Luule, Tiia Tulviste and Boel De Geer. 2011. “There is nothing bad in being talkative”: Meanings of talkativeness in Estonian and Swedish adolescents. Journal of Pragmatics 43 (6) : 1603–1609.

Turner, Graeme. 2009. Politics, radio and journalism in Australia: The influence of 'talkback'. Journalism 10 (4) : 411–430.

Tryggvason, Marja-Terttu, Luule Mizera, Tiia Tulviste and Boel De Geer. 2003. A silent Finn, a silent Finno–Ugric, or a silent Nordic? A comparative study of Estonian, Finnish, and Swedish mother–adolescent interactions. Applied Psycholinguistics 24 (2) : 249–265.

Hoff-Ginsberg, Erika. 1994. Influences of mother and child on maternal talkativeness. Discourse Processes 18 (1) : 105–117.

Gibney, Leo, James L. Esposito and Ralph L. Rosnow. 1988. Factors influencing rumor spreading: Replication and extension. Language & Communication 8 (1) : 29–42.

Rosnow, Ralph L., James L. Esposito and John H. Yost. 1986. Belief in rumor and likelihood of rumor transmission. Language & Communication 6 (3) : 189–194.

Kleeck, Anne Van and Richard Street. 1984. Talkativeness as a source of individual variation in children's language use. Proceedings of the International Congress for the Study of Child Language 2 (2) : 401–422.

Landon, Sarah J. and Ronald Sommers. 1979. Talkativeness and children's linguistic abilities. Language and Speech 22 (3) : 269–275.