The Interpersonal Communication BookThis text provides a highly interactive presentation of the theory, research, and skills of interpersonal communication, with strong, integrated discussions of diversity, ethics, workplace issues, and technology. Recognized for its ability to help students understand the crucial connection between theory and practice, this eleventh edition presents a comprehensive view of the theory and research in interpersonal communication and, at the same time, guides students to improve a wide range of interpersonal skills and to apply these to personal, social, and workplace relationships. Contextually-placed web icons in the text's margins direct students to the book's Companion Website where they engage in interactive exercises or simulations that help them gain a better understanding of concepts presented in the text. Superior coverage of cultural diversity, ethics, interpersonal communication in the workplace, and the workings and effects of technology make The Interpersonal Communication Book the best choice for preparing students to communicate successfully in today's world. |
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... friendship is an in- terpersonal relationship ; communication interactions must have taken place between the people . Further , the relationship involves a “ personalistic focus " ( Wright , 1978 , 1984 ) ; friends react to each other ...
... friendship is an in- terpersonal relationship ; communication interactions must have taken place between the people . Further , the relationship involves a “ personalistic focus " ( Wright , 1978 , 1984 ) ; friends react to each other ...
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... friends are better at judging when someone is concealing sadness and anger than are close and intimate friends ( Sternglanz & DePaulo , 2004 ) . In any case , at this stage you exchange significant messages of affection : messages that ...
... friends are better at judging when someone is concealing sadness and anger than are close and intimate friends ( Sternglanz & DePaulo , 2004 ) . In any case , at this stage you exchange significant messages of affection : messages that ...
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... friends are at- tractive ; will this cause difficulty for Pat and Chris's relationship ? Will Chris give people too much to gossip about ? Will Chris feel guilty ? Will Chris enjoy these friends without Pat ? Second , test the solution ...
... friends are at- tractive ; will this cause difficulty for Pat and Chris's relationship ? Will Chris give people too much to gossip about ? Will Chris feel guilty ? Will Chris enjoy these friends without Pat ? Second , test the solution ...
Contents
Interpersonal Communication Preliminaries | |
Verbal and Nonverbal covers the varied aspects of verbal | |
The ThirdPerson Effect Chapter 4 93 | |
Copyright | |
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