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Autori principali: Markham, Marilyn J., And Others
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1983
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ286945
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author Markham, Marilyn J.
And Others
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And Others
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And Others
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contents Librarian Self-Disclosure and Patron Satisfaction in the Reference Interview. Markham, Marilyn J. And Others Analysis of Variance College Libraries Higher Education Information Needs Interpersonal Communication Interviews Librarians Library Services Questionnaires Reference Services Research Methodology Speech Communication User Satisfaction (Information) Results of study conducted in academic library to determine whether self-disclosure by librarians would promote patron satisfaction with the reference interview and willingness to return for aid indicate that patrons felt more satisfied with self-disclosure, but it had no effect on their perception of being understood. Thirteen references are listed. (EJS)
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spellingShingle Librarian Self-Disclosure and Patron Satisfaction in the Reference Interview.
Markham, Marilyn J.
And Others
Analysis of Variance
College Libraries
Higher Education
Information Needs
Interpersonal Communication
Interviews
Librarians
Library Services
Questionnaires
Reference Services
Research Methodology
Speech Communication
User Satisfaction (Information)
Librarian Self-Disclosure and Patron Satisfaction in the Reference Interview. Markham, Marilyn J. And Others Analysis of Variance College Libraries Higher Education Information Needs Interpersonal Communication Interviews Librarians Library Services Questionnaires Reference Services Research Methodology Speech Communication User Satisfaction (Information) Results of study conducted in academic library to determine whether self-disclosure by librarians would promote patron satisfaction with the reference interview and willingness to return for aid indicate that patrons felt more satisfied with self-disclosure, but it had no effect on their perception of being understood. Thirteen references are listed. (EJS)
title Librarian Self-Disclosure and Patron Satisfaction in the Reference Interview.
topic Analysis of Variance
College Libraries
Higher Education
Information Needs
Interpersonal Communication
Interviews
Librarians
Library Services
Questionnaires
Reference Services
Research Methodology
Speech Communication
User Satisfaction (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ286945