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The academic/nonacademic squabble: An even closer look

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I thank Drs. Anthony Broskowski and Saul Cooper for their comments and suggestions regarding this manuscript.

Elias et al. (1986) argue that I cited a wrong article in my critique of their methodology. In truth, I cited the article that was available to me. The other article was Dalton, Elias, and Howe (1985). This article has been made available to me and I see nothing in it that modifies my beliefs.

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Dorr, D. The academic/nonacademic squabble: An even closer look. Am J Commun Psychol 14, 119–122 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00923254

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