Mokros, H.B. (1991, May). Communication process in psychiatric diagnosis: The impact of context on evaluations of depression in adolescence. Paper presented at the International Communication Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL. 
 

Mokros, H.B. & Poznanski, E.O. (1991, May). Parental awareness of suicidal tendencies: Child-parent communication and the mental health needs of children. Paper presented at the International Communication Association Annual Meeting, Chicago. 
 

Mokros, H.B. & Cool, C. (1991, October).  On facing the search: Face-work and its relevance to user-intermediary interaction.  Paper presented at the Annual meeting of the American Association for Information Science. Washington, DC. 
 

Mokros, H.B. (1992, May). The impact of a native theory of information on two privileged accounts of personhood. Paper presented at the International Communication Association Annual Meeting, Miami, FL. 
 

Mokros, H.B. (1992, May). Respondent. The organization of health and health care. International Communication Association Annual Meeting, Miami, FL. 
 

Mokros, H.B., & Nukala, S. (1992, November). The impact of assumptions about the communication-information relationship on psychiatric diagnosis. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Speech Communication Association, Chicago, IL. 
 

Mokros, H.B. (1993, March). Structured conversation and patient identity in psychiatric diagnosis. Paper presented at the Temple University 14th Annual Conference on Discourse Analysis. 
 

Mokros, H.B. (1993, March). Does learning how to microanalyze make us better conversationalists? Paper presented at the Temple University 14th Annual Conference on Discourse Analysis. 
 

Mokros, H.B., Saracevic, T., Mullins, L. & Wu, M. (1993, May). Social identities and information needs. Paper presented at the International Communication Association annual meeting, Washington, DC. 
 

Mokros, H.B. (1993, May). Communication and psychiatric diagnosis: Tales of depressive moods from two contexts. Paper presented at the International Communication Association annual meeting, Washington, DC.