Understanding Human Communication
Ronald B. Adler
Understanding Human Communication - 10th ed. - New Delhi Oxford University Press 2010 - 403
Designed for hybrid courses of interpersonal communication and public address, Understanding Human Communication's unique approach offers a balance of theory and skills. This classic text has been streamlined and updated to reflect the latest research developments and to meet the evolving needs of students. It begins with an introduction to the basic elements of communication, providing students with a solid understanding of perception, through lively sections on interpersonal communication, small group communication, and public address. The authors speak to students in language that is both engaging and accessible, offering numerous examples that clearly illustrate concepts in real-life scenarios. Throughout, they draw from the latest media, culture, technology, and scholarship to create a distinctive pedagogy that gives students the tools they need to master this intriguing and relevant subject.
PART ONE ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION
CHAPTER 1 Human Communication: What and Why
CHAPTER 2 The Self, Perception, and Communication
CHAPTER 3 Language
CHAPTER 4 Listening
CHAPTER 5 Nonverbal Communication
PART TWO INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
CHAPTER 6 Understanding Interpersonal Relationships
CHAPTER 7 Improving Interpersonal Relationships
PART THREE COMMUNICATION IN GROUPS
CHAPTER 8 The Nature of Groups
CHAPTER 9 Solving Problems in Groups
PART FOUR PUBLIC COMMUNICATION
CHAPTER 10 Choosing and Developing a Topic
CHAPTER 11 Organization and Support
CHAPTER 12 Presenting Your Message
CHAPTER 13 Informative Speaking
CHAPTER 14 Persuasive Speaking
Index
9780199451890
Communication
Interpersonal communication
Canada
302.2 R6666U U / 102627
Understanding Human Communication - 10th ed. - New Delhi Oxford University Press 2010 - 403
Designed for hybrid courses of interpersonal communication and public address, Understanding Human Communication's unique approach offers a balance of theory and skills. This classic text has been streamlined and updated to reflect the latest research developments and to meet the evolving needs of students. It begins with an introduction to the basic elements of communication, providing students with a solid understanding of perception, through lively sections on interpersonal communication, small group communication, and public address. The authors speak to students in language that is both engaging and accessible, offering numerous examples that clearly illustrate concepts in real-life scenarios. Throughout, they draw from the latest media, culture, technology, and scholarship to create a distinctive pedagogy that gives students the tools they need to master this intriguing and relevant subject.
PART ONE ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION
CHAPTER 1 Human Communication: What and Why
CHAPTER 2 The Self, Perception, and Communication
CHAPTER 3 Language
CHAPTER 4 Listening
CHAPTER 5 Nonverbal Communication
PART TWO INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
CHAPTER 6 Understanding Interpersonal Relationships
CHAPTER 7 Improving Interpersonal Relationships
PART THREE COMMUNICATION IN GROUPS
CHAPTER 8 The Nature of Groups
CHAPTER 9 Solving Problems in Groups
PART FOUR PUBLIC COMMUNICATION
CHAPTER 10 Choosing and Developing a Topic
CHAPTER 11 Organization and Support
CHAPTER 12 Presenting Your Message
CHAPTER 13 Informative Speaking
CHAPTER 14 Persuasive Speaking
Index
9780199451890
Communication
Interpersonal communication
Canada
302.2 R6666U U / 102627