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Applied Theory

Applied Theory

This section explores a selection of the theoretical roots of Technical Communication:

  • Activity Theory
  • Color Theory
  • Crisis Communication
  • Design Theory
  • Diffusion of Innovations Theory
  • Genre Theory
  • Gestalt Theory
  • Negotiation Theory
  • Posthumanism Theory
  • Rhetorical Theories
  • Usability Theory

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