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Interpersonal Communication
ISBN-13
: 9781465248558 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 360 str.
Goen Et Al
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Interpersonal Communication
ISBN-13
: 9781465248558 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 360 str.
Goen Et Al
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Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company
Język:
Angielski
ISBN-13:
9781465248558
Rok wydania:
2016
Ilość stron:
360
Waga:
0.73 kg
Wymiary:
25.4 x 20.45 x 2.06
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Miękka
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01
Chapter 1 – Interpersonal Communication: Significance and Explanation of Key Concepts
Overview
Why Study Interpersonal Communication?
Significance of Interpersonal Communication (IPC) in Establishing
Professional Relationships
Significance of IPC in Establishing Personal Relationships
What Exactly Is Inter-Personal Communication?
Basic Principles of Interpersonal Communication
History of Interpersonal Communication
Interpersonal Communication Theory
Summary
Discussion Questions
References
Chapter 2 – Verbal Communication: Words of Wisdom
Overview
Defining Verbal Communication
Rules
Symbols
Subjectivity
Context
Functions Of Verbal Communication
Cognitive Function
Social Reality Function
Group Identity Function
Social Change Function
Verbal Communication Styles
Direct/Indirect
Informal/Formal
Clarity/Equivocation
Powerful/Powerless Language
Perceptions And Verbal Communication
Credibility And Status
Biased Communication And Language
Verbal Immediacy
Factors Affecting Verbal Communication
Life Span
Sex Differences In Verbal Communication
Contextual Differences
Best Practices: Avoid Verbal Pitfalls
Clarity
Appropriateness
Concreteness
Summary
Discussion Questions
References
Chapter 3 – Nonverbal Communication: It's Not What You Said; It's How You Said It
Overview
Defining Nonverbal Communication
Distinct Characteristics Of Nonverbal Messages
Nonverbal Features That Are Similar To Verbal Messages
Eight Types Of Nonverbal Communication
Facial Communication
Kinesics
Haptics
Proxemics
Paralanguage
Physical Appearance
Artifacts
Chronemics
Four Functions Of Nonverbal Messages
Facilitate Cognitive Meaning
Encoding And Decoding Emotions
Express Affection And Support
Aid In Impression Formation/Identity Management
Best Practices: Avoid Common Nonverbal Communication Mistakes
Common Areas Of Miscommunication
Nonverbal Messages And Social Influence
Practice Sending And Receiving Nonverbal Messages
Recognize Differences In Nonverbal Communication Perceptions
Future Direction For Nonverbal Communication: Electronic Paralanguage
Summary
Discussion Questions
References
Chapter 4 – Understanding Self
Understanding The Self
Self-Concept
Self-Esteem
Self-Concept And Self-Esteem Impact Your Communication
Enhancing Your Self-Concept And Self-Esteem
Understanding Communication Traits
Communication Apprehension
Socio-Communicative Orientation
Managing Your Identity
Identity Management Characteristics
Identity Management Nature/Nurture Influences
Identity Management Strategies
Take-Aways
Practice Test Items
Study Guide
References
Chapter 5 – Social Influence
Defining Characteristics of Persuasion
Why Study Persuasion?
Where And When Do We Persuade?
Persuasion As One Of Multiple Forms Of Influence
Attitudes, Values, And Beliefs
Personality Traits And Persuasion
Research On Message Variables
Cognitive Dissonance Theory
Ego-Involvement, Or Social Judgment Theory
The Theory Of Reasoned Action
The Theory Of Planned Behavior
Elaboration Likelihood Theory
Compliance-Gaining Message Selection
Cialdini's Persuasive Heuristics
Preventing Persuasion
Chapter 6 – Interpersonal Conflict
Understanding And Enhancing Conversations
Opening
Feedforward
Focus
Feedback
Closing
Conflict And Negotiation
What Is Conflict?
How Can Conflict Be Managed?
Conflict Management Style
That's Debatable
Factors Influencing Conflict Management
Confirmation And Disconfirmation
Negotiation
Hone Your Skills In Conversation And Conflict Management
Skills For Difficult Conversational Moments
Skills For Coping With Conflict
Highlights
Apply Your Knowledge
References
Chapter 7 – Initiating Relationships: "Haven't We Met Somewhere Before?"
Overview
The Role Of Communication In Relationship Development
Relationship Defined
The Nature Of Relationships
Deciding To Make The First Move: Why We Initiate Relationships
Interpersonal Attraction
Physical Attractiveness
Social Attractiveness
Task Attractiveness
Proximity
Similarity/Homophily
Interpersonal Goals
Interpersonal Communication Theories: How We Initiate Relationships
Starting The Conversation
Self-Disclosure
Social Penetration Theory
Uncertainty Reduction Theory
Predicted Outcome Value Theory
Social Exchange Theory
Stages Of Relationship Development
Relationship Initiation Contexts
Relationship Initiation And Technology
Relationship Initiation And Culture
Summary
Discussion Questions
References
Chapter 8 – Sustaining Relationships: Relationship Maintenance and Conflict Management
Overview
Significance Of Relationship Maintenance
Maintaining The Existence Of The Relationship
Maintaining A Desired State In The Relationship
Maintaining A Satisfactory State
Routine And Strategic Relationship Maintenance
Why We Maintain Some Relationships And Not Others
How We Maintain Relationships: The Role Of Communication Skills
Relationship Maintenance Strategies
Relationship Maintenance In Different Types Of Relationships
Facebook And Relationship Maintenance
Conclusions About Relationship Maintenance
Conflict: A Natural Component Of All Relationships
Definition Of Conflict
Why Conflict Occurs
Conflict Can Be Productive Or Unproductive For Individuals And For Relationships
Conflict Management Styles
Avoidance
Competitive/Distributive
Collaborative/Integrative
The Dark Side Of Conflict: Verbal Aggression
Managing Conflict
Summary
Discussion Questions
References
Chapter 9 – Terminating Relationships: Knowing When to Throw in the Towel
Overview
Assessing Relationship Problems: Attributions, Satisfaction, Equity
How Do You Determine If A Relationship Problem Is Significant?
Investment Model: Will Your Relationship Persist or Die?
Duck's Process Model Of Relationship Termination
Intrapsychic Process
Dyadic Process
Social Process
Grave Dressing Process
Resurrection Process
Five Stages Of Relationship Dissolution
Differentiating
Circumscribing
Stagnating
Avoiding
Terminating
Strategies Used To Terminate Relationships
Positive Tone Messages
De-Escalation Messages
Withdrawal
Justification Messages
Negative Identity Management Messages
Types Of Relationships: Terminating Friendships
Factors Prompting Friendship Termination
Indirect Strategies For Ending Friendships
Direct Strategies For Ending Friendships
Types Of Relationships: Terminating Romantic Relationships
Infidelity
Lack Of Commitment
Dissimilarity
Outside Pressures
Homosexual Relationships: Factors Influencing Relationship Quality
After The Breakup: Remaining "Just Friends"
After The Breakup: Methods Of Coping
After The Breakup: Closure And Forgiveness
Summary
Discussion Questions
References
Chapter 10 – The Dark Side of Relationships: Deception, Embarrassment, Jealousy, Power, and Verbal Aggression
Overview
Deception and Interpersonal Relationships
Why Do We Lie?
Lying To Harm Others
Lying To Protect Self
Lying To Spare Others
Detecting Deception
Analyzing Deceptive Messages
Embarrassment: Why Did I Say That?
Our Role in Embarrassment
Responding To Embarrassment
Jealousy in Interpersonal Relationships
Types of Jealousy in Relationships
Why Does Jealousy Occur?
Characteristics Associated With Jealousy And Jealousy-Evoking Behavior
Gender Differences And Jealousy
Coping With Jealousy
Interpersonal Power And Verbal Aggression
Types Of Power
Relationship Between Power And Interpersonal Influence
Power Versus Dominance In Relationships
Verbal Aggression
Verbal Aggression In Romantic Relationships
Verbal Aggression In The Classroom
Verbal Aggression In The Workplace
Summary
Discussion Questions
References
Chapter 11 – Intercultural Communication: Variety is the Spice of Life
Overview
Culture And Diversity Defined
Co-Cultures Within The United States
Ethnicity
Race
Regional Differences
Social Class
Characteristics Of Culture
Culture Is Learned
Culture Is Dynamic
Culture Is Pervasive
The Impact Of Cultural Diversity On Interpersonal Relationships
Understanding The Self
Technological Transformations
Influence Of Demographic Transitions
Communication Competence: Four Core Concepts
Knowledge
Understanding
Acceptance
Skills
Personal Orientation System
Needs
Beliefs
Values
Cultural Value Orientations
Attitudes: Stereotyping And Prejudice
Communicating Prejudice
Functions Of Prejudice
Suggestions For Effective Interpersonal Relationships With Diverse Others
Summary
Discussion Questions
References
Chapter 12 – Family Communication: It's All Relative
Overview
Definition Of Family
Types Of Family Relationships
Marital Relationships
Parent-Child Relationships
Sibling Relationships
Maintenance In Sibling Relationships
Family Communication Theories
Family Systems Theory
Family Communication Patterns Theory
Symbolic Interaction Theory
Creating A Family Identity
Family Stories
Family Myths
Family Metaphors
Family Themes
Consequences Of Family Relationships
Difficult Communication
Family Stress
Summary
Discussion Questions
References
Chapter 13 – Health Communication
Chapter Objectives
Defining Health Communication
What Is Communication?
Health Communication Defined
Health Communication In The Twenty-First Century: Key Characteristics And Defining Features
People-Centered
Evidence-Based
Multidisciplinary
Strategic
Process-Oriented
Cost-Effective
Creative In Support Of Strategy
Audience- And Media-Specific
Relationship Building
Aimed At Behavioral And Social Results
Inclusive Of Vulnerable And Underserved Groups
The Health Communication Environment
Health Communication In Public Health, Health Care, And Community Development
Health Communication In Public Health
Health Communication In Health Care Settings
Health Communication In Community Development
The Role Of Health Communication In The Marketing Mix
Overview Of Key Communication Areas
The Health Communication Cycle
What Health Communication Can And Cannot Do
Key Concepts
For Discussion And Practice
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