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Bradac, James J. 2006. Theories of Intergroup Conflict: Report of Lay Attributions. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 25 (1) : 47–63.
Bradac, James J. 2003. Aristotle's semantic theory and some implications for research. Review of Communication 3 (1) : 41–52.
Bradac, James J. 2002. Review of $Human language and our reptilian brain. The subcortical bases of speech, syntax and thought. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 21 (3) : 446–453.
Bradac, James J. 2001. Language, truth, and social reality in the work of W. Peter Robinson. A Prologue. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 20 (1/2) : 5–22.
Bradac, James J. 2000. Much ado about power, and rightly so! Journal of Language and Social Psychology 19 (4) : 499–507.
Bradac, James J. 1999. Language1...n and Social Interaction1...n: Nature Abhors Uniformity. Research on Language and Social Interaction 32 (1/2) : 11–20.
Bradac, James J. 1999. In Memoriam. Robert Hopper. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 18 (3) : 245–246.
Bradac, James J. 1997. Review of $Words in the Mind: An Introduction to the Mental Lexicon. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 16 (1) : 79–84.
Bradac, James J. 1995. Men's and women's use of intensifiers and hedges in problem-solving interaction: Molar and molecular analyses. Research on Language and Social Interaction 28 (2) : 93–116.
Bradac, James J. 1993. Power in Language: Verbal Communication and Social Influence. SAGE Publications.
Bradac, James J. 1991. Powerful versus powerless language: Consequences for persuasion, impression formation, and cognitive response. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 10 (2) : 115–133.
Bradac, James J. 1989. Powerful and powerless styles of talk: A theoretical analysis of language and impression formation. Research on Language and Social Interaction 23 : 195–241.
Bradac, James J. 1988. Lexical diversity and magnitude of convergent versus divergent style shifting-: Perceptual and evaluative consequences. Language & Communication 8 (3-4) : 213–228.
Bradac, James J. 1982. Language and social knowledge: Uncertainty in interpersonal relations. Edward Arnold.
Bradac, James J. 1980. Lexical variations in intensity, immediacy, and diversity: An axiomatic theory and causal model. In : 193–223.