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Why interpersonal communication?

The Speech Teacher, 1972
This essay is an attempt to explain the upsurge of interest in the field of interpersonal communication. After distinguishing between interpersonal communication and public speaking (differences in orientation and degree), the author argues that interpersonal communication has emerged because we are living in an age of changing values, myths and ...
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Nonviolent Communication in Interpersonal Relationships

Contemporary social sciences, 2015
According to the Theory of Choice by Glasser there are seven ‘caring habits’ for creating and maintaining relationships as a replacement for the usual ‘seven cruel habits’ of the psychology of external control. ‘Cruel habits’ disconnect people, encourage aggressive communication and result in mental illness, violence, school failure, abuse, mobbing ...
Bakić Tomić, Ljubica, Globočnik Žunac, Ana, Dabo, Krešimir   +2 more
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Disability and interpersonal communication

Communication Education, 1983
Communication between the disabled and those considered fully able can be improved if we become aware of some of the problems with terminology, ambiguity, self disclosure, and fear.
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Interpersonal Communication

, 2022
D. Solomon, Jennifer A. Theiss
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Interpersonal Communication

2014
This chapter discusses the four elements that comprise communication: the sender, the message, a medium or device for sending the message, and a receiver. Nonverbal communication is also addressed. Formal and informal communication are included in the chapter, along with varying abilities to communicate effectively.
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Dimensions of Interpersonal Communication

Proceedings of the Human Factors Society Annual Meeting, 1974
We report some results from a study whose primary aim was to explore the conceptual structures people implicitly use in comparing and describing different kinds of interpersonal communication. The focus of this research is on two variables that are likely to affect the way people communicate and interact with each other – the relationship between them
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Strategic Interpersonal Communication

2013
Contents: J.M. Wiemann, J.A. Daly, Introduction: Getting Your Own Way. C.R. Berger, K. Kellerman, Acquiring Social Information. M.J. Cody, D.J. Canary, S.W. Smith, Compliance-Gaining Goals: An Inductive Analysis of Actors' Goal Types, Strategies, and Successes. J.J. Bradac, J.M. Wiemann, K.
John M. Wiemann, John Daly
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Handbook of Interpersonal Communication

2008
Introduction : interpersonal communication : linguistic points of view / Gerd Antos, Eija Ventola, and Tilo Weber -- Theories, methods, and tools of interpersonal communication research. Social psychology and personal relationships : accommodation and relational influence across time and contexts / Margaret J. Pitts and Howard Giles -- Ethnomethodology
Gerd Antos, Tilo Weber, Eija Ventola
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Communication and interpersonal skills

2016
The fundamental importance of effective communication in nursing practice is acknowledged repeatedly (Egan 2014, Hargie 2011) and has long been regarded as integral to the provision of high-quality patient-focused care (Dunn 1991, Macleod Clark 1988). There is evidence that effective communication prior to and during physical procedures reduces anxiety,
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Trust in interpersonal communication

Speech Monographs, 1974
A new conceptualization of trust is presented, drawing from the game theory, credibility, and sensitivity training literatures. It is argued that trust occurs only in interpersonal relationships having specified characteristics and that the cognitive state of trust must be differentiated from trusting behaviors. An individual's cognitive state of trust
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