Abstract
In our original article, Identifying the Common and Separate Domains of Business-Management-Organizational Communication, we reported that there was little overlap in the research articles and textbooks judged influential by professors in business communication, management communication, and organizational communication. In this article, we respond to Murphy's critique.
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