This guide is a starting point for identifying, locating, and evaluating research articles for assignments in COMS 350: Nonverbal Communication. If you need assistance, please contact, Sheila Brandt, the Systems and Digital Services librarian at sbrandt@montevallo.edu or 205-665-6114. You can also use the inbox in Canvas to send me an email.
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