Think Communication

by Engleberg, Isa N.; Wynn, Dianna R.

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1st

ISBN13:

9780205766499

ISBN10:

0205766498

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Paperback

Pub. Date:

3/3/2010

Publisher(s):

Pearson

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With a magazine-style format,THINK Communicationdistills key information such as major communication trends, theories, concepts and research into bite-sized messages; making learning human communication fun and relatable. Additionally,THINK Communicationfeatures real-world examples, contemporary visuals, as well as breaks down the myths and stereotypes within communication; clearly stating that communication is not just something we as human beings do,but a process we must fully understand in order to improve and maintain our most important relationships.

Table of Contents:

Part One Think Communication

1 Human Communication

2 Understanding Your Self

3 Adapting to Others

4 Listening and Critical Thinking

5 Verbal Communication

6 Nonverbal Communication

Part Two Think Interpersonal Communication

7 Understanding Relationships

8 Improving Personal Relationships

9 Managing Professional Relationships

Part Three Think Group Communication

10 Working in Groups

11 Group Decision Making and Problem Solving

Part Four Think Presentational Communication

12 Planning Your Presentation

13 Content and Organization

14 Language and Delivery

15 Speaking to Inform

16 Speaking to Persuade