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Human Communication: Theory and Research

Gordon L. Dahnke, Carlos Fernandez-Collado, Glen W. Clatterbuck

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Preface. Part I: Introduction. The historical context of communication as a science. Part II: Channels of communication. Language and communication. The role of nonverbal behavior in human interaction. Technologies of communication. Part III: Contexts of communication. Interpersonal communication. Group dynamics and communication. Organizational communication. Mass communication. Intercultural communication. Political communication. Part IV: Persuasive functions of communication. Communication and influence. Communications and social change. Part V: Methods of communication inquiry. Basic types of communication research. A general model of the research process.

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Preface. Part I: Introduction. The historical context of communication as a science. Part II: Channels of communication. Language and communication. The role of nonverbal behavior in human interaction. Technologies of communication. Part III: Contexts of communication. Interpersonal communication. Group dynamics and communication. Organizational communication. Mass communication. Intercultural communication. Political communication. Part IV: Persuasive functions of communication. Communication and influence. Communications and social change. Part V: Methods of communication inquiry. Basic types of communication research. A general model of the research process.

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Preface. Part I: Introduction. The historical context of communication as a science. Part II: Channels of communication. Language and communication. The role of nonverbal behavior in human interaction. Technologies of communication. Part III: Contexts of communication. Interpersonal communication. Group dynamics and communication. Organizational communication. Mass communication. Intercultural communication. Political communication. Part IV: Persuasive functions of communication. Communication and influence. Communications and social change. Part V: Methods of communication inquiry. Basic types of communication research. A general model of the research process.

Key concepts: Interpersonal communication, Communication studies, Organizational communication, Nonverbal communication, Communication noise, Human communication, Communication in small groups, Communication theory

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