Real Communication - Paperback By O'Hair, Dan

Description: Real Communication - Paperback By O'Hair, Dan. Condition is "Very Good". Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.Item in good condition and has highlighting/writing on text. Used texts may not contain supplemental items such as CDs, info-trac etc... Product InformationCombining stories from actual students with fascinating examples from pop culture and today's news, Real Communication explains why having versitile communication skills is imperative for successful personal and professional relationships.Product IdentifiersPublisherBedford/Saint Martin'sISBN-10131905949xISBN-139781319059491eBay Product ID (ePID)239967973Product Key FeaturesFormatTrade PaperbackPublication Year2017LanguageEnglishDimensionsWidth8.4in.Height0.8in.Length10.7in.Additional Product FeaturesTable of ContentPart One. Basic Communication Processes Chapter 1. Communication: Essential Human Behavior We Must Communicate: Functions Essential to Living Expressing Affiliation Managing Relationships Influencing Others Real Communicators: What Job Will You Hold? How We Communicate Characteristic of Communication Assessing Communicative Value Communicating Competently Competent Communication is Process-Oriented Competent Communication is Appropriate and Effective Competent Communication Involves Ethical Decisions Competent Communication Involves Communication Skills Wired for Communication: E-Mail Etiquette: How Not to Communicate with Your Professor Competent Communication Involves Using Technology What About You? Assessing Your Competence Modeling Communication The Linear Model The Interaction Model The Competent Communication Model Evaluating Communication Ethics: Friends with Money The Study of Communication Communication Across Cultures: Judging Sex and Gender Chapter 2. Communicating in a Digital Age Digital Origins Then and Now What About You? How Attached Are You to Social Media? Ongoing Dynamic Changes Qualities of Digital Channels Evaluating Communication Ethics: The Distracted Notetaker Synchronicity of Messages Media Richness and Naturalness Communication Across Cultures: Mobile Apps Compete for World Influence Message Privacy and Control The Power of the Crowd Information Sharing Social Support Social Causes Real Communicator: Heather Wight Overcoming Digital Challenges Digital Disparities Feeding Insecurities and Obsessions Wired for Communication: Selfies as Visual Communication, Self-Promotion...and Self-Delusion Cyber Attacks REAL REFERENCE: A Study Tool Chapter 3. Perceiving the Self and Others Perception: Making Sense of Your World Schemas: Organizing Perceptions Attributions: Interpreting Your Perceptions Improving Your Perceptions Perception in a Diverse World The Cultural Context Communication Across Cultures: Perceptions of Hair Color: A Gray Area Perceptual Barriers Cognitions About Ourselves What About You? Need for Cognition Scale Self-Concept: Who You Think You Are Self-Esteem: How You Feel About Yourself Evaluating Communication Ethics: Ethics and the Self-Concept Self-Efficacy: Assessing Your Own Abilities Assessing Our PerceptionsTarget AudienceCollege AudienceCopyright Date2018AuthorDorothy Imrich Mullin, Jason Teven, Dan O'hair, Mary WeimannEdition Number4

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