Speech Communication Behavior. perspectives and principles
Edited by Larry L. Barker and Robert J. Kibler
- Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall 1971
- xv, 382 p.
Contents
Chapter 1. A conceptual overview of communication dimensions
Chapter 2. Theories and models of communication processes
Chapter 3. Acquisition and performance of communication behaviors
Chapter 4. Human information processing and diffusion
Chapter 5. Persuasion and attitude change
Chapter 6. Psychophysiological approaches to studying communication
Chapter 7. Interpersonal communication within transracial contexts
Chapter 8. Measuring communication effects
Epilogue
Index
For introductory, undergraduate speech-communication courses
Communication--Verbal
Misinformation
Speech
Verbal Behavior
301.243 Spe 9
Contents
Chapter 1. A conceptual overview of communication dimensions
Chapter 2. Theories and models of communication processes
Chapter 3. Acquisition and performance of communication behaviors
Chapter 4. Human information processing and diffusion
Chapter 5. Persuasion and attitude change
Chapter 6. Psychophysiological approaches to studying communication
Chapter 7. Interpersonal communication within transracial contexts
Chapter 8. Measuring communication effects
Epilogue
Index
For introductory, undergraduate speech-communication courses
Communication--Verbal
Misinformation
Speech
Verbal Behavior
301.243 Spe 9