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Real communication : an introduction / Dan O'Hair, [and] Mary Wiemann.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Boston : Bedford / St. Martin's, 2009Description: xxxi, 519 pages : color illustrations ; 26 cmISBN:
  • 9780312248482
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • P 90 .O43 2009
Contents:
Part One Basic Communication processes -- Chapter 1 Communication: Essential Human Behavior -- Chapter 2 Perceiving the self and others -- Chapter 3 Language and Communication -- Chapter 4 Nonverbal communication -- Chapter 5 Listening -- Part Two Interpersonal communication -- Chapter 6 Developing and maintaining Relationships -- Chapter 7 Managing conflict in relationships -- Part Three Group and organizational communication -- Chapter 8 Communicating in groups -- Chapter 9 Leadership and decision making in groups -- Chapter 10 Communicating in organizations -- Part Four -- Public Speaking -- Chapter 11 Preparing and researching presentations -- Chapter 12 Organizing, outlining, and writing presentations -- Chapter 13 Delivering presentations -- Chapter 14 Informative speaking -- Chapter 15 Persuasive speaking -- Appendix.
Summary: "Real Communication presents human communication as lively, cohesive, relevant, and fun. This comprehensive overview of the discipline is full of refreshing, contemporary examples from real life, backed by the most current scholarship available. Helping overcome one of the greatest challenges in the course, CONNECT notes throughout the text highlight the connections among the concepts and skills of interpersonal, small group, and public communication. This both ties the discipline together into a comprehensible whole for students and shows them how the concepts learned throughout the course are relevant in many situations. Critical thinking activities encourage students to examine how ethics, culture, and technology influence how we communicate. The "Real Reference" study tool in each chapter helps students grasp key concepts quickly through concise summaries and an overview of key terms."--Amazon
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part One Basic Communication processes -- Chapter 1 Communication: Essential Human Behavior -- Chapter 2 Perceiving the self and others -- Chapter 3 Language and Communication -- Chapter 4 Nonverbal communication -- Chapter 5 Listening -- Part Two Interpersonal communication -- Chapter 6 Developing and maintaining Relationships -- Chapter 7 Managing conflict in relationships -- Part Three Group and organizational communication -- Chapter 8 Communicating in groups -- Chapter 9 Leadership and decision making in groups -- Chapter 10 Communicating in organizations -- Part Four -- Public Speaking -- Chapter 11 Preparing and researching presentations -- Chapter 12 Organizing, outlining, and writing presentations -- Chapter 13 Delivering presentations -- Chapter 14 Informative speaking -- Chapter 15 Persuasive speaking -- Appendix.

"Real Communication presents human communication as lively, cohesive, relevant, and fun. This comprehensive overview of the discipline is full of refreshing, contemporary examples from real life, backed by the most current scholarship available. Helping overcome one of the greatest challenges in the course, CONNECT notes throughout the text highlight the connections among the concepts and skills of interpersonal, small group, and public communication. This both ties the discipline together into a comprehensible whole for students and shows them how the concepts learned throughout the course are relevant in many situations. Critical thinking activities encourage students to examine how ethics, culture, and technology influence how we communicate. The "Real Reference" study tool in each chapter helps students grasp key concepts quickly through concise summaries and an overview of key terms."--Amazon

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