VITA
Tim Cole
Associate Professor
Department of Communication
773-325-2895
tcole@depaul.edu
http://www.depaul.edu/~tcole
EDUCATION
Ph.D. 1996 Communication
Dissertation: Models of information management dimensions underlying deceptive messages: An empirical comparison and contrast.
M.A. 1993 Communication
Thesis: Strategic dimensions of compliance gaining
strategies.
B.A. 1988 Communication
ACADEMIC
APPOINTMENTS
Teaching: Department
of Communication
2001-present Associate Professor Deceptive
Communication
Close Relationships
Introduction
to Research Methods
Interpersonal
Communication
Research
for the Comm. Professional (graduate course)
Introduction
to Human Communication
Quantitative
Reasoning (First Year Program)
1995-2001 Assistant Professor Communication
Theory
Intergroup Communication
Language
and Power (graduate course)
Quantitative
Research Methods (graduate course)
Department
of Communication
1994-1995 Instructor Language
and Communication
1990-1994 Graduate Introduction to
Communication
Teaching Assistant Theories of Communication
Quantitative
Research Methods
Gender
and Communication
1988 Department of
Communication
Undergraduate
Introduction to Interpersonal
Teaching and Small Group Communication
Assistant
Administration:
Department of Communication
2001-2002 Program Director Master’s in Public Relations and
Advertising
Department of Communication
1991-1993 Head Teaching Introduction
to Communication
across multiple discussion sections.
PUBLICATIONS
Cole, T.
(in press).
Deception confidence in romantic relationships: Confidently lying to the one you love. In S. P. Shohov
(Ed.), Advances in Psychology Research
(Vol. 31, pp. xx-xx).
Cole, T., & Teboul,
JC. B. (2004). Non-zero sum collaboration, reciprocity and
the preference of similarity: Developing
an adaptive model of close relational functioning. Personal
Relationships, 11, 135-160.
Cole, T., Leets, L. L., & Bradac, J. J. (2002). Deceptive message processing: The role of attachment style and verbal
intimacy markers in deceptive message judgments. Communication
Studies, 53, 74-89.
Cole,
T. (2001). Lying to the one you love: The use of deception in romantic
relationships. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 18, 107-129.
Cole, T., & Leets, L. L. (1999). Attachment styles and intimate
television viewing: Insecurely forming
relationships in a parasocial way. Journal
of Social and Personal Relationships, 16, 495-511.
Cole, T., & Leets, L. L. (1998). Linguistic masking devices and intergroup behavior:
Further evidence of intergroup linguistic
bias. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 17, 348-371.
Cole, T., & Bradac, J. J. (1996). A lay theory of relational
satisfaction with best friends. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 13, 57-83.
Kellermann, K., & Cole, T. (1994). Classifying compliance gaining
messages: Taxonomic disorder and
strategic confusion. Communication Theory, 4, 3-60.
CONFERENCE
PAPERS
Teboul, JC. B., & Cole, T.
(2004, May).
Relationship development and workplace integration: An evolutionary perspective. Paper to be presented at
the Organizational Communication Division of the International Communication
Association Conference,
Cole, T., & Teboul JC. B. (2004, May). The
preference for similarly in close relational partners: Predictions from an evolutionary psychology
perspective. Manuscript
to be presented the Interpersonal Communication Division of the
International Communication Association Conference,
Bradac, J.,
Cole, T., & Teboul, JC. B. (2004, May). Extrapolating from an
evolutionary model: Uncertainty and
information seeking in personal relationships. Manuscript to be presented at the Intpersonal
Communication Division of the International Communication Conference,
Cole, T., & Teboul, JC. B. (2003, May).
Teboul, JC.
B., & Cole, T. (2003,
May). Evolution, exchange and
coordination: Implications for
organizational communication. Manuscript
presented at the International Communication Association Conference,
Cargile, A. C., Bradac, J. J.,
& Cole, T. (2003,
February). Do communication
problems lead to group conflict? A report of lay attributions. Manuscript presented at the Western Speech
Communication Association Conference,
Cole,
T. (2002, July). Deceptive judgments regarding self and
others: A non-zero sum approach. Manuscript presented at the International
Communication Association Conference,
Cole,
T. (2001, May). Deception confidence in romantic
relationships: Confidently lying to the
one you love. Manuscript presented at
the International Communication Association Conference, Washington, D. C.
Cole,
T. (2000, November). Provoking deceit from a
romantic partner: A dyadic approach to
relational deception. Manuscript to be presented at the National Communication
Association Conference, Seattle.
Cole, T. (2000, June). Lying to the one you love: The use of deception in romantic
relationships. Manuscript presented at
the International Communication Association Conference,
Cole, T. (2000, June). Insecurely seeking information about romantic
rivals: The use of state versus active
verbs. Manuscript presented at the International
Communication Association Conference,
Leets, L. L., & Cole,
T. (2000, June). Computers
as social attachments: Applying one’s
attachment beliefs to human computer interaction. Manuscript presented at the International
Communication Association Conference,
Cole, T., & Leets, L. L. (1998, November).
Deceptive message judgments: A
preliminary investigation of factors that influence the use of the truth-bias
heuristic. Manuscript presented at the
National Communication Association Conference,
Cole, T., & Leets, L. L. (1998, July). Attachment styles and intimate television
viewing: Insecurely forming
relationships in a parasocial way. Manuscript presented at the International
Communication Association Conference,
Leets, L. L.,
& Cole, T. (1998,
July). Attributional impact of linguistic
masking devices, social identity salience and message valence on intergroup perception. Manuscript presented at the International
Communication Association Conference,
Cole,
T. (1997, November). Deceptive communication: A review of the literature. Manuscript presented at the National
Communication Association Conference, Chicago.
Cole,
T. (1997, May). Models of information manipulation underlying
deceptive messages: An empirical
comparison and contrast. Manuscript
presented at the International Communication Association Conference,
Cole, T., & Leets, L. L. (1997, May). Linguistic masking devices and intergroup behavior:
Further evidence of intergroup linguistic
bias. Manuscript presented at the
International Conference on Language and Social Psychology,
Cole, T., & Bradac, J. J. (1994, July). Lay theories
of relational satisfaction among best friends.
Manuscript presented at the International Communication Association
Conference, Sydney.
Kellermann, K., & Cole, T. (1992, May). Classifying compliance gaining messages: Do you know what taxonomy your strategies are
in? Manuscript presented at the
International Communication Association Conference,
WORK IN
PROGRESS
Cole,
T. (work in
progress). Lying to the one you
love: The truth about deception in
romantic relationships.
Teboul, JC.
B., & Cole, T. (2003,
December submission).
Relationship Development and Workplace Integration: An Evolutionary Perspective. Communication
Monographs
Haselton, M.,
Cole, T., Koerner, A., & Teboul, JC. B. (under review). Evolution and communication.
Communication
Yearbook.
Cargile, A. C., Bradac, J. J.,
& Cole, T. (under
submission). Theories of group
conflict: A report of lay
attributions. Group Processes and Intergroup Relations
Bradac, J.J.,
Cole, T., & Teboul, JC. B. (work in progress). Extrapolating from an
evolutionary model: Uncertainty and
information seeking in personal relationships. Paper
to be presented at International Communication Conference, May 2004.
Paper to be submitted for publication in Summer 2004.
Cole, T., & Teboul, JC. B. (work in progress). The preference for similarly in close
relational partners: Predictions from an
evolutionary psychology perspective. Paper
to be submitted for publication in Summer 2004.
Teboul, JC.
B., & Cole, T. (work
in progress). Individualism vs.
Collectivism revisited: An evolutionary
perspective. Paper to
be submitted to the International Communication Conference, May 2005. Paper to be submitted for
publication in March 2005.
Cole, T., & Teboul, JC. B. (work in progress). Interrogation techniques
and false confessions. An empirical examination of the issues.
PROFESSIONAL
ACTIVITIES
2004 (Jan) Reviewer for Personal Relationships
2004 (Jan) Reviewer for Communication Reports
2000-2003 Associate Editor. Communication
Reports
2003 (June) Reviewer for Personal Relationships
2003 (June) Reviewer for Western Journal of Communication
2003 (May) Presenter - Preconference
Session – Evolutionary Theories of Human Communication: A Primer.
For the Interpersonal Communication Division at the
annual International Communication
Association Conference in
2003 (May) Reviewer for Personal Relationships
2002 (Jun.) Reviewer for Communication Studies
2001 (Nov.)
Reviewer for the Journal of Social
Issues
2001 (May) Panel Chair
for the Interpersonal Communication Division at the annual International Communication Association Conference in
2001 (April) Faculty Research Seminar. Presented research on
Deception in Romantic Relationships for the
2000 (Nov.) Panel participant for the Experiential
Learning Division at the annual National
Communication Association Conference in
2000 (Aug). Reviewer for the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships
2000 (Aug.) Reviewer
for the Journal of Language and Social
Psychology
1999 (Nov.) Panel participant for the Experiential
Learning Division at the annual National
Communication Association Conference in
1999 (Oct.)
Reviewer
for the British Journal of Social
Psychology
1999 (Feb.) Reviewer for the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships
1999 (Jan.) Reviewer for the Journal of Language and Social Psychology
1998 (Nov.) Panel Chair for the Interpersonal and
Small Group Communication Division at the annual National Communication Association Conference in
1998 (Feb.) Submissions
reader for the Interpersonal and Small Group Communication Division for the
annual National Communication Association
Conference in
1998 (Jan.) Reviewer
for the Journal of Social and Personal
Relationships.
1997 (Sept.) Reviewer for the Journal of Language and Social Psychology.
1996 (Sept.) Reviewer for the Journal of Language and Social Psychology.
1996 (Aug.) Reviewer for the Journal of Applied Communication Research.
1996 (July) Reviewer
for Human Communication Research.
1996 (July) Reviewer
for the Journal of Social and Personal
Relationships.
1995 (Nov.) Reviewer for Human Communication Research.
1994 (July) Reviewer
for the Journal of Language and Social
Psychology.
1994
(Nov.) Reviewer for the Journal
of Social and Personal Relationships.
AWARDS
AND RECOGNITION
2003 Western Speech Communication Association
Top Three Paper Award in Communication Theory Division. Cargile, A. C., Bradac, J. J., & Cole, T. (2003, February). Do communication problems lead to group
conflict? A report of
lay attributions. Awarded at the Western Speech Communication Conference in
2004 Summer Research Grant. Faculty Research and
Development Committee. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
2000 Research Assistant Support. Faculty Research and
Development Committee. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
2000 International Communication Association Top
Paper Award in Interpersonal Communication (“Lying to the one you love: The use of deception in romantic
relationships”). Awarded
at the International Communication Conference in
2000 Competitive Research Grant. University Research
Council.
2000 Summer Research Grant. Faculty Research and Development
Committee. College
of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
2000 Research Assistant Support. Faculty Research and
Development Committee. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
1998
Paid Leave of Absence. University Research Council.
1998 Competitive Research Grant. University Research
Council.
1998
Alpha Lambda
Delta Outstanding Teaching of the Year Award.
Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society.
1998
Nominated for
Excellence in Teaching Award. College of
Liberal Arts and Sciences,
1998
Technology
Development Participant. Selected to
participate in the Designing On-Line Learning Environments Institute. Academic Technology Development and Academic
Affairs.
1995
Speech
Communication Association's Golden Anniversary Monograph Award. Awarded at the Speech Communication
Association Conference in
1995
Faculty
Development Tour Participant (
1994 Excellence in Graduate Student Teaching
Award. Instructional and Developmental
Division, International Communication Association (awarded annually to top teaching
assistant in the department).
1993 Edwin R. Schoell Award for Excellence in Teaching. Department of Communication,
1991 Instructional Grant ($1000) for writing a
teaching manual for the introductory communication course. Department of
Communication,
MEMBERSHIP
IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
International Association
for Relationship Research
Human
Behavior and Evolution Society
International
Communication Association
SERVICE
University
1997-2000 Committee Member. Quality of Instruction Council
1997-2000 Advisory
Board Member.
Plus Program
1995 Title
III Assessment Workshop Participant
1997-2004 Quantitative Reasoning Instructor. Liberal
Studies Program
1998-2001 Committee Member. Curriculum Committee
1999-2000 Team Captain. Chase Challenge Corporate Run
1999-2000 Dissertation
Committee Member, Department of Psychology.
1997-1999 Committee Member. Grade Challenge Committee
1997-1998 Focal Point Seminar Instructor. Liberal Studies Program
1996-1997 Seminar Participant. Workshop on Student Centered Learning
1995-1996 Faculty Advisor. Men's Volleyball Team
1999-2004 Committee Chair: Local Review Board on Use of Human Subjects
2003-2004 Committee Member: Appointments Committee
2001-2003 Committee Member: Personnel Committee
2001-2002 Program Director: Masters in Public Relations and Advertising
2001-2002 Committee Chair: Assessment Committee
2000-2002 Committee Member: Appointments Committee
2000-2001 Departmental Representative.
2000-2001 Committee Member: Assessment Committee
1999-2000 Committee Member: Personnel Review Process
1999-2000 Committee Member: Appointments Committee
1999-2000 Committee Member: Media Master’s Exploratory Committee
1999-2000 Departmental Representative: National Communication Association Summer
Conference on Technology
1998-1999 Committee Member: Appointments Committee
1997-1998 Committee Member. Personnel Committee
1996-1999 Committee Member. Graduate Advisory Board
1996-1998 Committee Member. Graduate Selection Committee
1996-1997 Committee Member. Appointments Committee
1996-1997 Committee Member. Teaching Evaluation Committee
1995-1996 Committee Member. Media Masters Exploratory Committee
1995- Departmental
Representative.