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Management Communication Quarterly, Vol. 6, No. 2, 180-203 (1992)
DOI: 10.1177/0893318992006002004


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Measuring Uncertainty within Organizational Relationships

An Analysis of the Clues Instrument

Jerry D. Jorgensen

South Dakota State University

John L. Petelle

University of Nebraska

The article examines the CL7 instrument as a potential measurement for organizational researchers pursuing their investigations in the area of relational uncertainty and uncertainty reduction. The article includes an overview of the CLUES (CL7) instrument, a discussion of the instrument's reliability and validity, and its application to organizational communication research. The article suggests that the CL7 instrument has demonstrated unidimensionality in low-context cultures, high reliability, and known validity in a wide array of relational types.


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