Academic Issues – Joe Ayres Cares

Joe Ayres

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March 2024

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HIGHER EDUCATION:

Level Institution Year Major Area

Ph.D. University of Utah 1970 Speech Com.

M.A. University of Montana 1966 Speech

B.S. Western Montana College 1963 English

Diploma Western Montana College 1961 Elem. Ed.

Master Barber Boise Barber College 1958. Haircuts

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Type of Position Agency Dates

Owner/Operator Celtic Crossroads NW 08-

Adjunct Professor Gonzaga University 06-20

Meyer Distinguished Prof. Washington State Univ. 02-04

Professor of Com. Washington State Univ. 88-02

Assoc. Prof. of Com. Washington State Univ. 83-88

International Visiting Kuring-Gai CAE, Lindfield

Fellow Australia 82-83

Assoc. Prof. of Speech Washington State Univ. 76-82

Ass’t. Prof. of Speech Washington State Univ. 70-76

Director of Forensics Arizona Western College 67-68

Instructor in Speech Univ. of Montana 66-67

English Teacher Gardiner High School 63-65

Barber Various 58-68

CURRENT TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES: PAST TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES:

Composition

Literature

Argumentation and Debate

Persuasion

Nonverbal Communication

Organizational Communication

Small Group Communication

Forensic Activities

Advanced Public Speaking

Communication Theory

Research Methods

Interpersonal Communication

Theory Building

Basic Public Speaking

Instructors’ Practicum

Communication Avoidance

Communication & Leadership (online)

Seminars/Topics

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE:

Associate Director of Graduate Study 03-04

Coordinator of Graduate Studies 86-01

Basic Course Director (involves overseeing 20 83-04

instructors and 1200 students per semester) 81-82

Graduate and Undergraduate Program Coordinator 77-81

Rhetoric and Communication Studies Sequence Head 74-82

Acting Chairperson 74-75

Departmental Research Coordinator 70-75

AWARDS/HONORS:

TEACHING ORIENTED AWARDS/HONORS:

Nominated by Washington State University for Carnegie Professor of the Year recognition, 2001.

2000 Outstanding Graduate and Professional Student Advisor Award (an all University Award)

1997 Washington State University=s Sahlin Faculty Excellence Award for Instruction.

(awarded to those who demonstrate excellence over a sustained period of time)

1995-1996 Finalist for Washington State University=s Marian E. Smith Faculty Achievement Award. (awarded to those who demonstrated an unusual degree of innovation during the preceding year)

Designated a Master Teacher by the Western States Communication Association, 1993

Selected as the Outstanding Professor for 1992 by the National Speakers Association

1986-1987 Faculty of the Year awarded by the Associated Women Students of Washington State University

A Variety of Invited Addresses

RESEARCH ORIENTED AWARDS/HONORS:

Ayres, J., Ayres, T., Sonandre, D.M., & Ayres, F. (November 2003). Verbalizer? Visualizer? Does the Visualization Format Matter? ATop Four Paper @ Award from the National Communication Association=s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance.

Ayres, J. (2002-2005). Designated as Edward R. Meyer Distinguished Professor in the College of Liberal Arts. (This endowed professorship includes salary enhancement and a substantial research budget.)

RESEARCH AWARDS (cont.):

Ayres, J., & Ayres, T. (November, 2002). Received “Top Four Paper” Award from the National Communication Association’s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for “Measuring the Impact of Visualization on Mental Imagery: Comparing Prepared Versus Original Drawings,” New Orleans, LA.

Ayres, J., Wongprasert, J., Silva, J., Story, T., Hsu, S., Sawant, D. (November, 2001). Received ATop Four Paper @ Award from the National Communication Association=s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for “Effects of performance visualization on employment interviews,” Atlanta, GA.

Ayres, J. (November, 2000). Presented with a special Outstanding Work Award by the National Communication Association=s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance, Seattle, WA.

Ayres, J., & Heuett, B. (November, 2000). Received the ADistinguished Paper of the Year@ Award from the National Communication Association=s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for AAn examination of the long term effect of performance visualization,@ Seattle, WA.

Ayres, J., & Heuett, B. (November, 1999). Received the ADistinguished Paper of the Year@ Award from the National Communication Association=s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for AAn examination of the impact of performance visualization,@ Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., & Edwards, P. (November, 1999). Received ATop Four Paper @ Award, National Communication Association=s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for AVividness and control: factors in the effectiveness of performance visualization,@ Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J. (November, 1998). Received the ABook of the Year@ Award from the National Communication Association=s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for A component theory of communication apprehension, New York, NY.

Ayres, J. (November, 1998). Received the APaper of the Year@ Award from the National Communication Association=s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for AA component theory of state communication apprehension,@ New York, NY.

Daly, J.A, McCroskey, J.C., Ayres, J., Hopf, T., & Ayres, D.M. (Eds.). (November, 1997). Received the ABook of the Year@ Award from the National Communication Association=s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for Avoiding Communication, Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J., Heuett, B., & Sonandre, D. A. (November, 1997). Received ATop Four Paper@ panel award from the National Communication Association=s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for ATesting a refinement in an intervention for communication apprehension,@ Chicago, IL.

RESEARCH AWARDS (cont.):

Ayres, J., Keereetaweep, T., Chen, P., & Edwards, P. A. (November, 1997). Received ATop Four Paper@ panel award from the National Communication Association=s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for ACommunication apprehension and employment interviews,@ Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J., & Crosby, S. (November, 1996). Received the ADistinguished Article of the Year@ award from SCA=s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for ATwo studies concerning the predictive validity of the personal report of communication apprehension in employment interviews,@ San Diego, CA.

Ayres, J. (November, 1996). Received ATop Four@ panel award from SCA=s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for ASpeech preparation processes and speech anxiety,@ San Diego, CA.

Ayres, J. 1996-1997. Leave granted to produce a research monograph on Communication Apprehension.

Ayres, J., Wilcox, A. K., & Ayres, D. M. (November, 1995). Received the ADistinguished Article of the Year@ award from SCA=s Communication Apprehension and Avoidance Commission for AReceiver apprehension: An explanatory model and accompanying research,@ San Antonio, TX.

Ayres, J., Crosby, S., Ayres, T. A., Bloomfield, K., Bolls, P., Colby-Rotell, N., Edwards, P. A., & Hecht, H. (November, 1995). Received ATop Three@ panel award from SCA=s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for ATwo studies concerning the predictive validity of the personal report of communication apprehension in employment interviews,@ San Antonio, TX.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (November, 1995). Received ADistinguished Paper Award@ from SCA=s Communication Apprehension and Avoidance Commission for AAn assessment of the role of communication apprehension in communicating with the terminally ill,@ San Antonio, TX.

Ayres, J., Wilcox, A. K., & Ayres, D. M. (November 1994). Received ATop Paper@ Award from SCA=s Communication Apprehension and Avoidance Commission for AReceiver apprehension: An explanatory model and accompanying research,@ New Orleans, LA.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (November, 1993). Received “Book of the Year” award from The Speech Communication Association’s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for Coping with Speech Anxiety, Miami, FL.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., & Ayres, D.M. (November, 1993). Received ATop Four@ panel award from SCA=s Communication Apprehension and Avoidance Commission for AIs performance visualization more effective in reducing speech anxiety for vivid imagers than non-vivid imagers?,@, Miami, FL.

Ayres, J. (1993). Presented with The College of Sciences and Arts Distinguished Achievement Award.

RESEARCH AWARDS (cont.):

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (November, 1992). Received the “Distinguished Article of the Year” award from the Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance of SCA for “Visualization: Reducing Speech Anxiety and Enhancing Performance,” Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., Brown, K., & Suek, J. (November, 1992). Received the “Distinguished Paper” award from SCA’s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for AThe impact of communication anxiety, gender, and time on turn-taking behavior in initial interactions,@ Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (November, 1991). Received the “Distinguished Paper” award from SCA’s Commission on Communication Apprehension and Avoidance for ACoping with public speaking anxiety: An examination of various combinations of systematic desensitization, skills training, and visualization,@ Atlanta, GA.

Ayres, J. (1991). Leave granted to produce a book on public speaking anxiety.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (November, 1985). Received the “Top Paper” award from the Instructional Division of Speech Communication Association for AVisualization: A means of reducing speech anxiety,@ Denver, CO.

Ayres, J. (1984). Leave granted by Washington State University to study communication anxiety.

Ayres, J. (1982-1983). Selected as International Visiting Fellow, Kuring Gai CAE, Sydney, Australia.

Ayres, J., & Miura, S. Y. (November, 1979). Received the “Top Five” paper award from the Interpersonal Interest Group of the Speech Communication Association for ACoding relational communication: Validity,@ San Antonio, TX.

Ayres, J., Glueck, L. K., & Miura, S. Y. (1979). Received the ATop Three@ paper award from the Interpersonal Interest Group of the Western Speech Communication Association for ASome associations between interpersonal relationship stages and verbal behavior: A theoretical statement,@ Los Angeles, CA.

Ayres, J. (1976-1977). Leave granted by Washington State University for the purpose of investigating interpersonal communication patterns.

Ayres, J., & Ivie, R. L. (1974). Received the ATop Three@ paper award from the Behavioral Science Interest Group of the Western Speech Communication Association for AVerbal patterns in dyadic interaction,@ Newport Beach, CA.

A Variety of Invited Addresses

Non-Fiction BOOKS:

Ayres, J. (2021). Celtic Knowledge: A Primer. Kindle Direct Publishing. https://www.amazon.com/Celtic-Knowledge-Primer-Joe-Ayres/dp/B09XC27M31/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

Ayres, J. (I1997). A Component Theory of Communication Apprehension. Ruston, WA: Communication Ventures, Inc.

Daly, J., McCroskey, J.M., Ayres, J., Hopf, T., Ayres, D.M., & Wonprasert, T.(Eds) (2009). Avoiding Communication: Shyness, Reticence, and Communication Apprehension, 3^rd edition. Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press.

Ayres, J. (2000). Successful speaking: The basics of public speaking 4^th edition (3^rd edition 2000, 2^nd edition 1998, 1^st edition 1996). Deary, ID: Communication Ventures, Inc., 300 pp.

Ayres, J. (2003). Speech sampler: Speeches and analyses 4^th ed. (3^rd ed. 2001, 2^nd ed. 1999; 1^st ed. 1997). Deary, ID: Communication Ventures, Inc., 213 pp.

Ayres, J. (1997). A component theory of communication apprehension.Ruston, WA: Communication Ventures, Inc., 205 pp.

Daly, J. A., McCroskey, J. C., Ayres, J., Hopf, T., & Ayres, D. M. (Eds.). (1997). Avoiding communication (3^rd ed in press)(2^nd ed 1997) (1^st ed 1984). Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press, pp. 510

Ayres, J., & Miller, J. (1994). Effective public speaking. 4^th edition (1^st edition,1983; 2^nd edition, 1986; 3^rd edition, 1990). Dubuque, IA: Wm. C. Brown, Co., Publishers, 356 pp.

Ayres, J., & Miller, J. (1994). Effective public speaking: Instructor’s manual. 4^th edition (1^st edition 1983, 2^nd edition 1986, 3^rd edition, 1990). Dubuque, IA: William C. Brown Co., Publishers, 91 pp.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (1993). Coping with speech anxiety. Norwood, NJ: Ablex Publishing Corporation, 134 pp.

MONOGRAPHS:

Strother, D.,& Ayres, J. (1971). The effects of instruction in nonverbal communication on elementary school teacher competency and student achievement. (Report to Office of Education).

Faules, D., Littlejohn, S., & Ayres, J. (1970). A research and developmental program in three basic communication courses: Student reactions and effects on communicative ability. (Communication Research and Training Lab, University of Utah).

ARTICLES:

Ayres, J., Ayres, T., Sonandre, D.M., & Ayres, F. Is visualization tailored to individual processing preferences more effective than visualization that ignores these preferences in reducing communication apprehension. Accepted for publication by the Journal of the Northwest Communication Association.

Ayres, J. Hsu, S., Schmidt, N, and Sonandre D, (2009). Four components of communication apprehension. In J.A. Daly, J.C. McCroskey, J. Ayres, T. Hopf, D.M. Ayres, & T. Wongprasert (Eds.) Avoiding communication: Shyness, reticence, and communication apprehension. Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press. 67-83.

ARTICLES (cont.):

Ayres, J., Hopf, T.S., & Ayres, D.M. (2009). Visualization and performance visualization: Applications, evidence, and speculation. In J.A. Daly, J.C. McCroskey, J. Ayres, T. Hopf, D.M. Ayres, & T. Wongprasert (Eds.) Avoiding communication: Shyness, reticence, and communication apprehension. Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press, 67-83.

Ayres, J., & Sonandre, D. (2003). Performance visualization: Does the nature of the speech model matter? Communication Research Reports, 20, 260-268.

Heuett, B.L., Hsu, C., & Ayres, J. (2003). Testing a screening procedure in the treatments for communication apprehension. Communication Research Reports, 20, 219-229.

Ayres, J., & Ayres, T. (2003). Using images to enhance the impact of visualization. Communication Reports, 16, 47-55.

Ayres, J, & Wongprasert, T. (2002). Measuring the impact of visualization on mental imagery: A new approach. Communication Research Reports, 20, 45-53.

Ayres, J., & Schliesman, T. (2002) Paradoxical Intention: An alternative for the reduction of communication apprehension. Communication Research Reports, 19, 38-45.

Ayres, J. (2002). Special Issue Introduction. Communication Education, 51,1.

Ayres, J., & Sonandre, D. (2002). The Stroop Test for public apprehension: Validity and reliability. Communication Research Reports, 19, 167-174.

Crandall, H., & Ayres, J. (2002). Communication apprehension and the spiral of silence. Journal of the Northwest Communication Association, 31, 27-39.

Ayres, J., Wongprasert, T., Silva, J., Story, T., Hsu, C., & Sawant, D. (2001). Effects of performance

visualization on employment interviews. Communication Quarterly, 49, 160-167.

Ayres, J., Hsu, C., & Hopf, T. (2000). Does exposure to performance visualization alter speech preparation processes? Communication Research Reports, 17, 366-374.

Ayres, J, & Heuett, B. L. (2000). An examination of the long term effects of performance visualization. Communication Research Reports, 17, 229-236

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., & Will, A. (2000). Are reductions in CA an experimental artifact: A Solomon Four-Group Answer. Communication Quarterly, 48, 19-26.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T. S., & Peterson, E. (2000). A test of COM therapy. Communication Reports, 13, 35-44.

Ayres, J. (2000). Editor=s Introduction. Communication Education, 49, 1.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., & Nagami, K. (1999). A test of COM therapy in Japan. Communication Research Reports, 16, 317-324.

ARTICLES (cont.):

Winieki, K., & Ayres, J. (1999). Communication apprehension and receiver apprehension in the work place. Communication Quarterly, 47, 430-440.

Ayres, J., & Sonandre, D. A. (1999). The effect of Ainitiating@ on communication apprehension and other variables in initial interactions between ablebodied persons and persons with a disability. Communication Research Reports, 16, 138-146.

Heuett, B. L., Ayres, J., & Manvi, M. (1999). Imagery and public speaking apprehension in India. Communication Research Reports, 16, 131-137.

Ayres, J., & Heuett, B. L. (1999). An examination of the impact of performance visualization. Communication Research Reports, 16, 29-39.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., & Edwards, P. A. (1999). Vividness and control: Factors in the effectiveness of performance visualization. Communication Education, 48, 287-293.

Sonandre, D., & Ayres, J. (1999). Practice makes perfect. Speech Communication Teacher, 13, 14-15.

Ayres, J., Schliesman, T., & Sonandre, D. (1998). Practice makes perfect but does it help reduce communication apprehension? Communication Research Reports, 15, 170-179.

Ayres, J., & Sonandre, D. A. (1998). Speech criticism and group presentations: A marriage made in heaven for the Basic Public Speaking course. Speech Communication Teacher, 13, 14-15.

Ayres, J., Heuett, B., & Sonandre, D. A. (1998). Testing a refinement in an intervention for communication apprehension. Communication Reports, 11, 73-86.

Hazel, M. T., & Ayres, J. (1998). Conversational turn-taking behaviors of Japanese and Americans in small groups. Journal of Associated Language Teachers, 20, 91-99.

Ayres, J., Keereetaweep, T., Chen, P., & Edwards, P. A. (1998). Communication apprehension and employment interviews. Communication Education, 47, 1-17.

Hopf, T., Crosby, S., & Ayres, J. (1997). Tactics for getting high communication apprehensive students to attend workshops: Are they effective? Communication Research Reports, 14, 169-175.

Ayres, J. (1997). Reducing public speaking apprehension through speech preparation. Speech Communication Teacher, 11, 6-7.

Ayres, J., & Heuett, B. (1997). An investigation into the relationship between visual imagery and public speaking apprehension. Communication Reports, 10, 87-94.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., & Ayres, D. M. (1997). Visualization and performance visualization: Applications, evidence, and speculation. In J. A. Daly, J. C. McCroskey, J. Ayres, T. Hopf, & Ayres, D. M. (Eds.), Avoiding Communication (pp. 401-422). Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press.

ARTICLES (cont.):

Ayres, J., Colby-Rotell, N., Wadleigh, P. M., & Hopf. T. (1996). Measuring patients= communication apprehension about interacting with physicians: Instrument development. Communication Research Reports, 13, 86-93.

Ayres, J. (1996). Speech preparation processes and speech anxiety. Communication Education, 45, 228-235.

Ayres, J. (1996). In celebration of innovation. Journal of Mental Imagery, 20, 68-70.

Hazel, M., Bloomfield, K., & Ayres, J. (1996). The editorial speech. Speech Communication Teacher, 10, 3.

Ayres, J. (1995). Comparing self-constructed visualization scripts with guided visualization. Communication Reports, 8, 193-199.

Ayres, J., & Crosby, S. (1995). Two studies concerning the predictive validity of the personal report of communication apprehension in employment interviews. Communication Research Reports, 12, 145-151.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (1995). An assessment of the role of communication apprehension in communicating with the terminally ill. Communication Research Reports. 12, 227-234.

Ayres, J., Ayres, D. M., Grudzinskas, G., Hopf, T., Kelly, E., & Wilcox, A. K. (1995). A component analysis of performance visualization, Communication Reports, 8, 185-192.

Ayres, D. M., Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (1995). Reducing communication apprehension among at risk children. Communication Reports, 8, 178-184.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., Brown, K., & Suek, J. (1995). The impact of communication apprehension, gender, and time on perception and behavior in extended interactions. In J. E. Aitken & L. J. Shedletsky (Eds.) Interpersonal Communication Processes and Social Cognition. Annandale, VA: Speech Communication Association.

Ayres, J., Wilcox, K. A., & Ayres, D. M. (1995). Receiver apprehension: An explanatory model and accompanying research. Communication Education, 44, 223-235.

Hopf, T., Ayres, J., Ayres, F., & Baker, B. (1995). Does self-help material work? Testing a manual designed to help Trainers construct public speaking apprehension reduction workshops. Communication Research Reports, 12, 34-38.

Ayres, J.,& Ayres, D. M. (1994). The role of performance visualization in the basic public speaking course: Current applications and future possibilities. In Craig Newburger (Ed) Basic Course Communication Annual. (pp 217-227), Boston: American Press.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., & Ayres, D. M. (1994). An examination of whether imaging ability enhances the effectiveness of an intervention designed to reduce speech anxiety. Communication Education, 43,, 252-258.

ARTICLES (cont.):

Baker, A. L., & Ayres, J. (1994). The effect of apprehensive behavior on communication apprehension and interpersonal attraction. Communication Research Reports, 11, 45-51.

Ayres, J. (1994). Getting additional mileage out of test reviews. Speech Communication Teacher, 8, 12-13.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., Brown, K., & Suek, J. (1994). The impact of communication apprehension, gender, and time on turn-taking behavior in initial interactions. Southern Communication Journal, 59, 142-152.

Hopf, T. S., Ayres, J., & Colby, N. (1994). Using visualization to reduce communication apprehension in initial interaction: A brief report. Communication Reports, 7, 57-59.

Ayres, J., Ayres, D. M., & Sharp, D. (1993). A progress report on the development of an instrument to measure communication apprehension in employment interviews. Communication Reports, 10, 87-94.

Ayres, J., Ayres F. E., Colby, N., DeBlasi, C., Dimke, D., Docken, L., Grubb, J., Hopf, T., Mueller, R. D., Sharp, D., & Wilcox, A. K. (1993). Two empirical tests of a videotape designed to reduce public speaking anxiety. Journal of Applied Communication Research, 21, 139-147.

Colby, N., Hopf, T., & Ayres, J. (1993). Nice to meet you? Inter/intrapersonal perceptions of communication apprehension in initial interactions. Communication Quarterly, 41, 221-230.

Ayres, J. (1992). An examination of the impact of anticipated communication and communication apprehension on negative thinking, task relevant thinking, and recall. Communication Research Reports, 9, 3-11.

Ayres, J. & Raftis, S. (1992). The impact of evaluation and preparation time on high public speaking anxious speakers’ thoughts, behavior, and state communication apprehension. Southern Communication Journal, 57, 323-327.

Ayres, J. (1992). Communication anxiety. (Book Review). Communication Quarterly, 40, 193-94.

Hopf, T. S., & Ayres, J. (1992). Coping with speech anxiety: An examination of various combinations of skills training, systematic desensitization, and visualization. Journal of Applied Communication Research, 20, 183-197.

Ayres, J. (1992). Personal ads: An exploratory investigation into the relationship between ad characteristics, communication apprehension, and contact. Communication Reports, 5, 67-72.

Ayres, J. & Hopf, T. (1992). Visualization: Reducing speech anxiety and enhancing performance. Communication Reports, 5, 1-10.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (1991). Visualization: The next generation. Communication Research Reports, 8, 133-140.

ARTICLES (cont.):

Ayres, J. (1991). Using visual aids to reduce speech anxiety. Communication Research Reports, 8, 73-79.

Ayres, J. (1991). The mock defense: Preparing graduate students for prospectus meetings. Speech Communication Teacher, 6, 9-10.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (1991). Coping with writing apprehension. Journal of Applied Communication Research, 19, 186-196.

Ayres, J. (1990). Situational factors and audience anxiety. Communication Education, 39, 283-291.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (1990). The long-term effect of visualization in the classroom. Communication Education, 39, 75-78.

Ayres, J. (1990). Speech anxiety in the classroom. In R. Fiordo (Ed.), Communication in Education (pp. 261-272), Calgary, Alberta: Detselig Enterprises LTD.

Ayres, J. (1990). Goal incongruence: A source of public speaking anxiety. Journal of the Northwest Communication Association, 18, 26-40.

Ayres, J. (1990). How to use relationships to get more out of theory. Speech Communication Teacher, 4, 13-14.

Eden, D., Ayres, J., & Hopf., T. (1989). An analysis of the mythical function of reproductive advertisements in new and established women’s magazines.” Women’s Studies in Communication, 12, 77-90.

Ayres, J., & Robideaux-Maxwell, R. (1989). Communication apprehension and speech preparation time. Communication Research Reports, 6, 90-93.

Ayres J. (1989).The impact of communication apprehension and interaction structure on initial interactions. Communication Monographs, 56, 75-88.

Ayres, J. & Hopf, T. (1989). Visualization: Is it more than extra-attention? Communication Education, 38, 1-5.

Ayres J. (1988). Coping with speech anxiety: The power of positive thinking. Communication Education, 37, 289-296.

Ayres, J. (1988). The impact of time, complexity, and organization on speech anxiety. Communication Research Reports, 5, 58-63.

Ayres, J. (1988). Antecedents of communication apprehension: A reaffirmation. Communication Research Reports, 5, 76-83.

ARTICLES (cont.):

Ayres, J., Ady, J., & Hopf, T. (1988). Coping with speech anxiety. Speech Communication Teacher, 2, 11-13.

Ayres, J. (1988). Loneliness and interpersonal communication patterns. Journal of the Northwest Communication Association, 16, 39-60.

Glueck, L., & Ayres, J. (1988). Personalization patterns in developing, stable, and deteriorating relationships. Journal of the Northwest Communication Association, 16, 61-81.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (1987). Visualization, systematic desensitization, and rational emotive therapy: A comparative evaluation. Communication Education, 36, 236-240.

Ayres, J. (1986). The effect of the use of videotape recording on re-entering students’ self-reports of stage fright. Communication Research Reports, 3, 86-89.

Ayres, J. (1986). Perceptions of speaking ability: An explanation for stage fright. Communication Education, 35 275-287.

Knutson, P., & Ayres, J. (1986). An exploration of the function and form of small talk in friendship relationships. Journal of the Northwest Communication Association, 14, 4-18.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (1985). Visualization: A means of reducing speech anxiety. Communication Education, 34, 318-323.

Ayres, J. (1984). Four approaches to interpersonal communication: Review, observations, prognosis. Western Journal of Speech Communication, 48, 408-440.

Ayres, J. (1983). The study of interpersonal communication by speech communication scholars. Australian Communication Review, 4, 6-32.

Ayres, J. (1983). Strategies to maintain relationships: Their identification and perceived usage. Communication Quarterly, 31, 62-67.

Ayres, J. (1982). Perceived use of evaluative statements in developing, stable, and deteriorating relationships with a person of the same or opposite sex. Western Journal of Speech Communication, 46, 20-31.

Ayres, J., & Miura, Steven Y. (1981). Construct and predictive validity of instruments for coding relational control communication. Western Journal of Speech Communication, 45, 159-171.

Ayres, J. (1981). Are we relevant? The Communicator, 11, 1-2

Ayres, J. (1980). Relationship stages and sex as factors in topic dwell time. Western Journal of Speech Communication, 44, 253-260.

ARTICLES (cont.):

Ayres, J. (1980). New directions in interpersonal communication. The Communicator, 10, 3-8.

Ayres, J. (1979). Uncertainty and social penetration theory predictions about stranger and friend interactions: A comparative test. Western Journal of Speech Communication, 43, 192-200.

Miura, S. Y., & Ayres, J. (1979). Coding relational communication: A critique. The Communicator, 9, 30-42.

Ivie, R. L., & Ayres, J. (1978). A procedure for investigating verbal form. Southern Speech Communication Journal, 43, 129-145.

Ayres, J. (1977). Orientation and ratio usage in a dyadic learning situation. Canadian Speech Communication Journal, 9, 14-24.

Ayres, J., & Ivie, R. L. (1977). Constructs for the analysis of interact patterning. The Communicator, 8, 55-61.

Ivie, R. L., & Ayres, J. (1976). Meaning in discourse. The Communicator, 7, 6-10.

Ayres, J. (1976). Techniques for the study of communication in complex organizations. In J. Owen, P. Page, and G. Zimmerman (Eds.), Communication in Complex Organizations (290-295). West Publishing Co.

Ayres, J., & Ivie, R. L. (1975). Verbal patterns in dyadic interaction. Canadian Speech Communication Journal, 7, 1-20.

Ayres, J. (1975). Observers’ judgments of audience members’ attitudes. Western Speech, 39, 40-50.

Ayres, J., Brand, V., & Faules, D. (1973). An assessment of the flow of communication in nursing teams. Journal of Applied Communication Research, 1, 75-90.

Ayres, J. (1972). Our neglected legacy. The Communicator, 3, 21-26.

Faules, D., Littlejohn, S., & Ayres, J. (1972). An experimental study of the comparative effects of three instructional methods on speaking effectiveness. Speech Teacher, 21, 46-52.

Ayres, J. (1969). The influence of experimentalism. Pacific Speech, 3, 36-37.

PAPERS:

*Ayres, J., & Ayres, T., Sonandre, D.M., & Ayres, F. (November, 2003). Visualizer? Verbalizer? Does the Visualization Format Matter?, “Top Four Paper” presented at the November 2003 National Communication Association Convention, Miami, FL.

Ayres, J. (November, 2003). Biology Meets Communication, presented at the November 2003 National Communication Association Convention, Miami, FL.

PAPERS (cont):

*Ayres, J., Wongprasert, T. & Dwyer, K.K. (November, 2003). CA as a Categorical Construct, presented at the November 2003 National Communication Association Convention, Miami, FL.

Ayres, J., & Ayres, T. (November, 2002). Measuring the Impact of Visualization on Mental Imagery: Comparing Prepared Versus Original Drawings, “Top Paper” presented at the November 2002 National Communication Association Convention, New Orleans, LA.

Ayres, J., & Wongprasert, T. (November, 2002). Measuring the Impact of Visualization on Mental Imagery: A New Approach, presented at the November 2002 National Communication Association Convention, New Orleans, LA.

Ayres, J., & Sonandre, D. (November, 2002). Performance Visualization: Does the Nature of the Speech Model Matter?, presented at the November 2002 National Communication Association Convention, New Orleans, LA.

Heuett, B., Hsu, S., & Ayres, J. (November, 2002). Testing A Screening Procedure in the Treatments for Communication Apprehension, presented at the November 2002 National Communication Association Convention, New Orleans, LA.

Ayres, J., Wongprasert, T., Silva, J., Story, T., Hsu, S., Sawant, D. (November, 2001). Effects of Performance Visualization on Employment Interviews, “Top Paper” presented at the November 2001 National Communication Association Convention, Atlanta, GA.

Crandall, H., & Ayres, J., (November, 2001). Communication Apprehension and the Spiral of Silence, presented at the November 2001 National Communication Association Convention, Atlanta, GA.

Ayres, J., & Schliesman, T. (November, 2001). Paradoxical Intention: An Alternative for the Reduction of Communication Apprehension?, presented at the November 2001 National Communication Association Convention, Atlanta, GA.

Ayres, J, & Heuett, B. L. (November 2000). An Examination of the Long Term Effects of Performance Visualization. “Top Paper” presented at the November 2000 National Communication Association Convention, Seattle, WA.

Ayres, J, Hopf, T., & Will, A. (November 2000). Are Reductions in CA An Experimental Artifact? A Solomon Four-Group Answer. Presented at the November 2000 National Communication Association Convention, Seattle, WA.

Wongprasert, T., & Ayres, J. (November 2000). Effects of Performance Visualization on Mock Interviews. Presented at the November 2000 National Communication Association Convention, Seattle, WA.

Ayres, J., Hsu, C., & Hopf, T. (November 2000). Does Exposure to Performance Visualization Alter Speech Preparation Processes? Presented at the November 2000 National Communication Association Convention, Seattle, WA.

PAPERS (cont):

Ayres, J, & Heuett, B. L. (November 1999). An Examination of the Impact of Performance Visualization (ATop Paper@). Presented at the National Communication Association Convention, Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J, & Hopf, T., & Edwards, P. A. (November 1999). Vividness and Control: Factors in the Effectiveness of Performance Visualization (Top Four Panel). Presented at the National Communication Association Convention, Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J, & Sonandre, D. A. (November 1999). The Effect of AInitiating@ on Communication Apprehension and Other Variables in Initial Interaction Between Ablebodied Persons and Persons With a Disability. Presented at the National Communication Association Convention, Chicago, IL.

Schliesman, T. A., & Ayres, J. (November 1999). The Relationship Between Computing Time and Communication Apprehension/Communication Competence Among Adolescents. Presented at the National Communication Association Convention, Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J. (November 1998). A Component Theory of State Communication Apprehension: Conceptualization and Research (ATop Paper@). Presented at the National Communication Association Convention, New York City, NY.

Ayres, J., Naqami, K., Peterson, L., & Hopf, T. (November 1998). Two Tests of COM Therapy (Top Four Panel). Presented at the National Communication Association Convention, New York City, NY.

Ayres, J., Schliesman, T., & Sonandre, D. A. (November 1998). Practice Makes Perfect but Does It Help Reduce Communication Apprehension. Presented at the National Communication Association Convention, New York City, NY.

Ayres, J., & Heuett, B. L. Testing A Screening Procedure to Identify the Source of Communication Apprehension. (November 1998). Presented at the National Communication Association Convention, New York City, NY.

Heuett, B. L., Manvi, M., & Ayres, J. (November 1998). Imagery and Public Speaking Apprehension in India. Presented at the National Communication Association Convention, New York City, NY.

Ayres, J., & Sonandre, D. A. (November, 1997). Speech criticism and group presentations: A marriage made in heaven for the basic public speaking course (Great Ideas for Teaching Speech Program). National Communication Association Convention, Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J., Heuett, B., & Sonandre, D. A. (November, 1997). Testing a refinement in an intervention for communication apprehension (ATop Four@ panel). National Communication Association Convention, Chicago, IL

.Ayres, J., Keereetaweep, T., Chen, P., & Edwards, P. A. (November, 1997). Communication apprehension and employment interviews (ATop Four@ panel). National Communication Association Convention, Chicago, IL.

PAPERS (cont):

Hopf, T., Crosby, S. M., & Ayres, J. Tactics for getting high communication apprehensive students to attend workshops: Are they effective? National Communication Association Convention, Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J. (November, 1996). Speech preparation processes and speech apprehension (ATop Four@ panel). Speech Communication Association Convention, San Diego, CA.

Ayres, J., Colby-Rotell, N., Wadleigh, P. M., & Hopf. T. (November, 1996). Measuring patients= communication apprehension about interacting with physicians: Instrument development. Speech Communication Association Convention, San Diego, CA.

Ayres, J., & Heuett, B. (November, 1996). An investigation into the relationship between visual imagery and public speaking apprehension. Speech Communication Association Convention, San Diego, CA.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., & Ayres, D. (June, 1996). Visualization and performance visualization: Application, evidence, and speculation. American Association of Mental Imagery Conference, Oak Brook, IL.

Ayres, J., Crosby, S., Ayres, T. A., Bloomfield, K., Bolls, P., Colby-Rotell, N., Edwards, P. A., & Hecht, H. (November, 1995). Two studies concerning the predictive validity of the personal report of communication apprehension in employment interviews (ATop Three@ panel). Speech Communication Association Convention, San Antonio, TX.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (November, 1995). An assessment of the role of communication apprehension in communicating with the terminally ill (ATop Three@ panel). Speech Communication Association Convention, San Antonio, TX.

Ayres, J., Wilcox, A. K., and Ayres, D. M. (November, 1994). Receiver apprehension: An explanatory model and accompanying research (“Top Four@ panel). Speech Communication Association Convention, New Orleans, LA.

Ayres, J., Ayres, D., Hopf, T., Kelly, E., & Wilcox, A. K. (November, 1994). A component analysis of performance visualization. Speech Communication Association Convention, New Orleans, LA.

Ayres, J. (1994). The study of communication anxiety by communication scholars. Distributed by the Speech Communication Association.

Edwards, P., & Ayres, J. (November, 1994). Apathetic or apprehensive? Investigating the relationship between communication apprehension and political participation. Speech Communication Association Convention, New Orleans, LA.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., & Ayres, D. M. (November, 1993). Is performance visualization more effective in reducing speech anxiety for vivid imagers than non-vivid imagers (“Top Four@ panel). Speech Communication Association, Miami, FL.

Works of Fiction

Ayres, J. (2014). Allen’s Fund (book 1). https://www.amazon.com/Allens-Fund-Book-Joe-Ayres/dp/B0C2SD1FFZ/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres, J. (2016). Allen’s Fund: The Quest (book 2). https://www.amazon.com/Allens-Fund-Quest-Book-2/dp/B0C2RCMC6Y/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres, J. (2016) Allen’s Fund: Sex Slavery (book 3). https://www.amazon.com/Allens-Fund-Sex-Slavery-Book/dp/B0C2S7LXD9/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres J. (2019), Allen’s Fund: Growing Pains (book 4). https://www.amazon.com/Allens-Fund-Growing-Pains-Book/dp/B0C2S6NNB5/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres J. (2019). Allen’s Fund: A New Direction (book 5). https://www.amazon.com/Allens-Fund-New-Direction-Book/dp/B0C2RSC11Y/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres J. (2019). Allen’s Fund: The Big League (book 6). https://www.amazon.com/Allens-Fund-League-Saving-Exploited/dp/B0C2S719RP/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres J. (2020). Allen’s Fund: Armageddon (book7). https://www.amazon.com/Allens-Fund-Armageddon-Saving-Exploited/dp/B0C2RTN6NJ/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres J. (2020). Allen’s Fund: Payback (book 8). https://www.amazon.com/Allens-Fund-Payback-Saving-Exploited/dp/B0C2S6B5K1/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres J. (2020). Allen’s Fund: A Life Story (book 9). https://www.amazon.com/Allens-Fund-Story-Saving-Exploited/dp/B0C2S278ZB/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres, J. (2020). Allen’s Fund: Another Life Story (book 10). https://www.amazon.com/Melanie-Allens-Fund-Another-Exploited/dp/B0C2S7VHRG/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres, J. (2021). The Class of 1902: Lilly’s Story. https://www.amazon.com/Class-1902-Lillys-Story-Generational/dp/B0C2RVLSZG/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres J. (2021). The Class of 1922: Gene’s Story. https://www.amazon.com/Class-1922-Genes-Story-Generational/dp/B0C2RSC35F/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres J. (2023). The Class of 1942: Gina’s Story. https://www.amazon.com/Class-1942-Ginas-Story-Generational/dp/B0C1J5P8HB/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres J. (2023). The Class of 1962: Luke’s Story. https://www.amazon.com/Class-1962-Lukes-Story-Generational/dp/B0C91RHN9D/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres J. (2023). The Class of 1982: Carmen’s Story. https://www.amazon.com/Class-1982-Carmens-Story-Generational/dp/B0CPBC3MG5/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=

Ayres J (2017. What Now? A Realistic Apocalypse Love.. https://www.amazon.com/What-Now-Realistic-Apocalypse-Novel/dp/B0C2ST1BKS/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=AUTHOR&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PaYzUGRskQQIhielMB-izPAvYwHfhiAXuAFAwMz3MmbzxhoXvLQpgzqWtm4cmjFBTz5mLtscrFYu-h9iDTPB4axlKA5erib-LS5ZD0ZsXT1VwOaY1lhA-QsV0YhFG4Zx5E_5SWl4o80pwfeiIb77IPI-2w8kmiTgRj31NbyeNfh9wuX0bYWxytix2vZCQcy4lgRCtS-3zogF4iCj5lO7ctuZ8kYQZYcNFOP6LfIIz7o.rlMdiAZqZl9Ci71VMJpCkF-Ldtc7_zl4Lgvk07NxEsU&qid=&sr=PAPERS (cont):

Ayres, J., Ayres, D. M., & Sharp, D. (November, 1993). A progress report on the development of an instrument to measure communication apprehension in job interviews. Speech Communication Association Convention, Miami, FL.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., Brown, K., Suek, J., & Baker, A. (May, 1993). The impact of communication anxiety, gender, and time on perceptions and behavior in extended initial interactions. International Communication Association Convention, Washington, D.C.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., Brown, K., & Suek, J. (November, 1992). The impact of communication anxiety, gender, and time on turn-taking behavior in initial interactions. (“Top Four@ panel). Speech Communication Association Convention, Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (November, 1992). A test of the effectiveness of a self-help videotape in reducing speech anxiety, negative thinking, and behavioral disruption: A research note. Speech Communication Association Convention, Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J., Hopf, T., & Colby, N. (November, 1992). Using visualiza-tion to reduce communication apprehension in initial interaction. Speech Communication Association Convention, Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (November, 1991). Visualization: Reducing speech anxiety and enhancing performance. Speech Communication Association Convention, Atlanta, GA.

Ayres, J., et al. (November, 1991). An empirical test of a videotape designed to reduce public speaking anxiety. Speech Communication Association Convention, Atlanta, GA.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (November, 1991). Coping with public speaking anxiety: An examination of various combinations of systematic desensitization, skills training, and visualization (“Top Four@ panel). Speech Communication Association Convention, Atlanta, GA.

Ayres, J., & Maxwell-Robideaux, R. (November, 1989). Action assembly theory and communication apprehension: Confirmation from a different perspective. Speech Communication Association Convention, San Francisco, CA.

Ayres, J. (November, 1989). Goal incongruence: A source of public speaking anxiety. Speech Communication Association Convention, San Francisco, CA.

Ayres, J. (November, 1988). Antecedents of communication apprehension: A reaffirmation. Speech Communication Association Convention, New Orleans, LA.

Ayres, J. (November, 1988). Coping with speech anxiety: the power of positive thinking. Speech Communication Association Convention, New Orleans, LA.

Ayres, J. (November, 1987). The impact of time, complexity, and organization of self-reports of stage fright. Speech Communication Association Convention, Boston, MA.

Ayres, J., & Suek, J. (November, 1987). The impact of communication apprehension and structure on initial interaction. Speech Communication Association Convention, Boston, MA.

PAPERS (cont):

Ayres, J., & Suek, J. (August, 1987). The impact of communication apprehension and structure on turn taking behavior in initial interactions. World Communication Association Convention, London.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. S. (November, 1986). Visualization, systematic desensitization, and rational emotive therapy: A comparative evaluation. Speech Communication Association Convention, Chicago, IL.

Ayres, J. (February, 1986). The effect of the use of videotape recording on re-entering students’ self-reports of stage fright. Western Speech Communication Association Convention, Tucson, AZ.

Ayres, J. (February, 1986). What count as data and what do data count as in the empirical tradition. (Invited). Western Speech Communication Association Convention, Tucson, AZ.

Ayres, J. (November, 1985). Perceptions of speaking ability: An explanation for stage fright. Speech Communication Association Convention, Denver, CO.

Ayres, J., & Hopf, T. (November, 1985). Visualization: A means of reducing speech anxiety. Speech Communication Association Convention, Denver, CO (ATop Three@ panel).

Ayres, J. (April, 1984). Loneliness and interpersonal communication patterns. International Communication Association Convention, San Francisco, CA.

Ayres, J., & Glueck, L. (April, 1984). Personalization patterns in developing, stable, and deteriorating relationships. International Communication Association Convention, San Francisco, CA.

Knutson, P., & Ayres, J. (February, 1984). An exploration of the function and form of small talk in friendship relationships. Western Speech Communication Association Convention, Seattle, WA.

Ayres, J. (1982). Approaches to interpersonal communication. Special Seminar Series, Australian Communication Association, Sydney, Australia.

Ayres, J. (1982). A developmental approach to interpersonal communication. Research Seminar, KCAE, Lindfield, Australia.

Ayres, J. (February, 1982). Strategies to maintain relationships: Their identification and perceived usage. Western Speech Communication Association Convention, Denver, CO.

Ayres, J. (February, 1981). Some associations between interpersonal relationship stages and verbal behavior: Theory and research. Western Speech Communication Association Convention, San Jose, CA.

Ayres, J. (February, 1980). Relationship stages and sex as factors in topic dwell time. Western Speech Communication Association Convention, Portland, OR.

Ayres, J., & Miura, S. Y. (November, 1979). Coding relational communication: Validity. Speech Communication Association Convention (“Top Five” panel), San Antonio, TX.

PAPERS (cont):

Ayres, J., Glueck, L. K., & Miura, S. Y. (1979). Some associations between interpersonal relationship stages and verbal behavior: A theoretical statement. Western Speech Communication Association Convention (“Top Three” panel), Los Angeles, CA.

Miura, S., & Ayres, J. (1978). An overview of relational communication coding schemes. Northwest Communication Association Convention, Coeur D’Alene, ID

Ayres, J. & Ivie, R. L. (1977). Bottomlining and the strategic coherence of everyday discourse. Western Speech Communication Association Convention, Phoenix, AZ.

Ayres, J. (1977). Descriptive and evaluative communication in stranger and friend interactions. Western Speech Communication Association Convention. Phoenix, AZ.

Ayres, J. (1977). Relational communication patterns in stranger and friend interactions. Western Speech Communication Association Convention, Phoenix, AZ.

Haapanen, L., & Ayres, J. (1977). A field study of the effects of environmental change on organizational communication. Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters, St. George, UT.

Ayres, J. & Ivie, R. L. (1977). Bottomlining and the strategic coherence of everyday discourse. Western Speech Communication Association Convention, Phoenix, AZ.

Ayres, J. (1977). Descriptive and evaluative communication in stranger and friend interactions. Western Speech Communication Association Convention. Phoenix, AZ.

Ayres, J. (1977). Relational communication patterns in stranger and friend interactions. Western Speech Communication Association Convention, Phoenix, AZ.

Haapanen, L., & Ayres, J. (1977). A field study of the effects of environmental change on organizational communication. Academy of Sciences, Arts, and Letters, St. George, UT.

Ayres, J., & Ivie, R. L. (1976). Constructs for the analysis of interact patterning. Western Speech Communication Association Convention, San Francisco, CA.

Ivie, R. L., & Ayres, J. (1975). Verbal form as meaning in language behavior. Western Speech Communication Association Convention, Seattle, WA.

Ayres, J., & Ivie, R. L. (1974). Verbal patterns in dyadic interaction. Western Speech Communication Association Convention (“Top Three” panel), Newport Beach, CA.

Ayres, J., & Smith, P. (1972). A study of intra-audience feedback effects. Western Speech Communication Association Convention, Honolulu, HI.

Ayres, J. (1972). A review of some techniques used to study communication variables in organizations. International Communication Association Convention, Atlanta, GA.

PAPERS (cont):

Ayres, J., & Ayers, M. (1971). An exploratory study into the role of dominance and territoriality in a debate setting. Western Speech Communication Association Convention, Fresno, CA.

Ayres, J. (1971). An overview of theory and research in feedback. International Communication Association Convention, Phoenix, AZ.

Cecala, V., Ayres, J., & Faules, D. (1970). Upward and downward communication in nursing teams at the University of Utah. Inter-national Communication Association Convention, Minneapolis, MN.

THESES, PROJECTS, AND DISSERTATIONS DIRECTED:

STUDENT TITLE* DATE

Wolfsen, A. Class Structure and CA M.A. – 2003

Silva, J.** CA and Employment Interviews M.A. – 2002

Geisler, N. Communication Patterns on an M.A. – 2002

Internet Site

Tedescoe, J. CA and Music Instruction M.A. – 2001

Alomairy, H.** CA and Imagery M.A. – 2001

Wongnovich, T. CA Among Thais in American M.A. – 2001

Classrooms

Sawant, D. CA and Sterotyping M.A. – 2001

Cook, C. CA and Retention M.A. – 2001

Monrutais, M. CA in a Thai Organizaiton M.A. – 2000

Schmidt, N.L. Developing an Internet Based M.A. – 1999

Course

Hsu, S.** An Examination of CA in Taiwan M.A. – 1999

Peterson, L.** COM Therapy M.A. – 1998

Winiecki, K.** CA and RA in the Workplace M.A. – 1998

Hazel, M.** Turn-taking behaviors of M.A. – 1996

Japanese and Americans

Lin, J. Communication apprehension, M.A. – 1996

grade point average, and

motivation to study among

Taiwanese students

Nagami, K.** Efficacy of Com-Therapy M.A. – 1996

Keerweetaweep, T.** High CAs talk about their M.A. – 1996

apprehension in employment

interviews

Hewes, B. Why low CAs do not experience M.A. – 1996

CA.

THESES, PROJECTS, AND DISSERTATIONS DIRECTED (cont.):

STUDENT TITLE* DATE

Chen, P.** Does CA affect people M.A. – 1996

preparing for employment

interviews?

Fang, J. CA and interaction involvement M.A. – 1996

Kubo, K. CA and computer anxiety M.A. – 1996

Hsu, S.** CA and family history M.A. – 1996

Troka, B. Shot pacing and distance learning M.A. – 1995

Hibbs, H. Testing the reliability M.A. – 1995

and validity of a measure

of responsible language

Bloomfield, K. Does the presence of a disability M.A. – 1995

affect communication

apprehension

Wadleigh, P. Imagery and communication M.A. – 1995

apprehension

Heuett, B.** Visualization and communication M.A. – 1995

apprehension

Brennen, K. A qualitative study of the M.A. – 1995

communication practices of

homeless men

Ratanasuwanachart, N. Communication apprehension M.A. – 1995

among Thai students

Hecht, H. The relationships between M.A. – 1994

self-esteem, self-efficacy

and CA with winning and

losing Football games

Kelly, E. Testing the reliability of a M.A. – 1994

survey of musical performance

anxiety in children

Grudzinskas, G. Communication apprehension in M.A. – 1993

T.V. production crews

THESES, PROJECTS, AND DISSERTATIONS DIRECTED (cont.):

STUDENT TITLE* DATE

Bohlman, M.** Visualization: A comparison M.A. – 1993

of active verses passive formats

Grubb, J. Communication apprehension M.A. – 1992

among juvenile delinquents

Wilcox, K. Communication apprehension in M.A. – 1992

initial interracial interaction

Coffey, K. Goal incongruence and speech M.A. – 1991

Anxiety

Raftis, S.** The impact of time restrictions M.A. – 1990

and differential evaluation on

self-criticism, behavioral dis-

ruption and communication

anxiety

Watson, J.** Using visual aids to reduce M.A. – 1989

speech anxiety

Kuruvilla, A. Refining visualization: A test M.A. – 1989

of whether adding coping

tactics to visualization reduces

speech anxiety

Volyn, S. A comparison of winning and M.A. – 1989

losing attorneys use of

questioning strategies

Hillegass-Dyer, G. Can values be changed through M.A. – 1989

advertising

Robideaux, R.** Testing action-assembly theory M.A. – 1989

Eden, D.** The function of myths in M.A. – 1988

reproductive advertisements

directed at women

El Tobgy, A. Communication anxiety and M.A. – 1988

computer mediated interaction

Ady, J.** A test of a workshop designed M.A. – 1987

to reduce public speaking anxiety

THESES, PROJECTS, AND DISSERTATIONS DIRECTED (cont.):

STUDENT TITLE* DATE

Hagan, M.** The making of public television: M.A. – 1987

A critical study of the use of

identification as a rhetorical

strategy

Suek, J.** The impact of communication M.A. – 1987

apprehension and structure on

turn taking in initial interaction

Chhabra, S. Dowry deaths in India: M.A. – 1986

A double-bind analysis

Stegman, D. Power in organizations: M.A. – 1986

A case study

Olson, J. Uncertainty reduction and M.A. – 1985

parasocial relationships

Glueck, L.** Evaluativeness in developing, M.A. – 1982

stable, and deteriorating

relationships

Knutson, M.** An investigation of the role M.A. – 1982

and function of small talk in

established relationships

Suzuki, T. Change in the treatment of M.A. – 1982

Japanese culture, politics,

and economy in the American

mass media

Crane, G. A comparison of perceptual M.A. – 1979

with actual information

sequencing in initial inter-

actions between strangers

McCormick, J. Theories and theorists of M.A. – 1979

organization and leadership

Wells, J. D. Intra-audience feedback and M.A. – 1974

audience size

Hebner, J. R. Three score plus ten: A radio program M.A. – 1973

THESES, PROJECTS, AND DISSERTATIONS DIRECTED (cont.):

STUDENT TITLE* DATE

Schreck, S. L. An investigation of the effect- M.A. – 1971

iveness of oral interpretation

in inducing attitude change

Hsu, C. CA in Taiwan and the US Ph.D. – 2002

Wongprasert, T. K.** Effects of performance visualization Ph.D. – 2000

on mock employment interviews

Heuett, B. L.** Testing a screening and matching Ph.D. – 1998

procedure to remediate CA

Wilcox, K. Remediating receiver apprehension Ph.D. – 1998

Hagan, M.** An analysis of Anti-Suffrage Ph.D. – 1993

Rhetoric: 1867 – 1920

Miura, S. Y.** An examination of relational Ph.D. – 1979

control coding instrumentation;

conceptual, construct, and

predictive validity

Ribble, J. M.** A description of teacher- Ph.D. – 1976

student interaction from a

developmental perspective

Won, J. M.** The association between the Ph.D. – 1976

stage of relationship and

reciprocity

Beck, J. D. Intrapersonal communication: Ph.D. – 1974

A quasi-experimental study

Haapanen, L. Value congruence in voter Ph.D. – 1974

preference

Langan, D. J.** An analogical systems approach Ph.D. – 1973

to human communication

*Titles are abbreviated in some instances

**Published

GRANTS:

Ayres, J. Two faculty travel grants from Washington State University, 1975 and 1978 (approx. $300 each).

Ivie, R. L. and Ayres, J. Verbal patterns as determinants of interpersonal relationships, Funded by Idaho State University’s Research Committee, January 1975 (approx. $500).

Ayres, J. and Ivie, R. L. Communication and personal attraction, Funded by Washington State University Research Grant-in-Aid Committee, September, 1974 (approx. $500).

Ayres, J. and Ribble, Father James. A demographic and attitudinal survey of a parish, Funded by the Roman Catholic Church, Summer, 1972 (approx. $5000).

Ayres, J. An investigation of intra-audience feedback effects, Funded by the Social Research Center at Washington State University, October, 1971 (approx. $300).

Strother, D. and Ayres, J. An experimental investigation into the effects of receiving instruction in nonverbal communication upon teacher competency and student achievement in an elementary education setting, Office of Education Project 1-J-016, September, 1971 (approx. $5000).

Ayres, J.; Cecala, V.; and Faules, D. Assessment of upward and downward communication in nursing teams at the University of Utah Medical Center. Supported by College of Nursing at the University of Utah, 1969 (approx. $1500).

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

Chair, Gerald R. Miller Outstanding Dissertation Award Selection 1999

Committee for the National Communication Association

Outstanding Dissertation Selection Committee Member for the 1998-1999

National Communication Association

Nominating Committee Member for the National Communication 1997

Association

Awards Committee for NCA=s Commission on Communication 1997

Apprehension and Avoidance

Immediate Past Chair, Commission on Communication 1994-95

Apprehension and Avoidance of the Speech

Communication Association

Chair, Commission on Communication Apprehension and 1993-94

Avoidance of the Speech Communication Association

Vice-Chair, Commission on Communication Apprehension 1992-93

& Avoidance of the Speech Communication Association

Member of Presidential Task Force on Future Directions 1992-93

for WSCA

Vice-Chair Elect, Commission on Communication 1991-92

Apprehension & Avoidance of the Speech Communication

Association

Chair Milton Dickens Outstanding Article Selection Committee 1991

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (cont):

Ad hoc Publications Committee, WSCA 1990-91

Chair, CR Editor Search Committee 1990

Member of Executive Council, Western Speech 1987-91

Communication Association

Outstanding Article, Book, and Convention Paper 1987-88

Selection Committee Member for the CA Division

of the Speech Communication Association

Outstanding Article Awards Selection Committee 1986

Member, Western Journal of Speech Communication

Chair of the Interpersonal Communication Interest 1986

Group of The Western Speech Communication Association

Chair of the Interpersonal Communication Interest 1985

Group of Northwest Communication Association

Vice Chair of the Interpersonal Communication Interest 1985

Group of the Western Speech Communication Association

President of the Northwest Communication Association 1981

Vice President of the Northwest Communication 1980

Association

Secretary/Treasurer of the Northwest Communication 1979

Association

Northwest Communication Association Steering Committee 1975

Member

Lectures and Workshops on Communication Apprehension 1985-

Consultant: Various organizations 1972-

Panel Chair/Respondent at numerous conventions at 1972-

all levels

WSCA Legislative Assembly, Membership Committee, and 1971-73

Credentials Committee Service

EDITING ACTIVITIES:

Associate Editor, Journal of Communication 1999-

Associate Editor, Communication Monographs 1998-2002

Associate Editor, Mass Communication Review 1997-2001

Associate Editor, Communication Quarterly 1996-

Associate Editor, Basic Course Communication Annual 1994-1996, 2000-

Editor, Communication Education 1999-2002

Associate Editor, Communication Education 1986-89, 1993-98

Associate Editor, The Southern Communication Journal 1993-96

Associate Editor, The Journal of Northwest Communication Association 1993-96

Associate Editor, Quarterly Journal of Speech 1991-94

Associate Editor, Communication Reports 1991-94, 2002-

Associate Editor, Communication Research Reports 1991-

Founding Editor, Communication Reports 1987-91

Associate Editor, Western Journal of Speech Communication 1981-86, 1999-

Associate Editor, The Communicator 1978-84

Associate Editor, Interchange 1970-75

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:

Northwest Communication Association

Western States Communication Association

National Communication Association

International Communication Association

Joe Ayres

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