Now in its 14th edition, this ground-breaking, market-leading fundamentals of human communication text helps readers improve their communication competency by becoming proficient in using theory and research-grounded communication skills. Praised for its clear and concise writing style, this new edition includes increased coverage of how technology and social media are changing communication practices and offers guidelines for best practice. Lively contemporary examples and sample speeches ground theory, increase comprehension, and help readers become skillful communicators. COMMUNICATE!, 14E,…mehr
Now in its 14th edition, this ground-breaking, market-leading fundamentals of human communication text helps readers improve their communication competency by becoming proficient in using theory and research-grounded communication skills. Praised for its clear and concise writing style, this new edition includes increased coverage of how technology and social media are changing communication practices and offers guidelines for best practice. Lively contemporary examples and sample speeches ground theory, increase comprehension, and help readers become skillful communicators. COMMUNICATE!, 14E, International Edition engages students in active learning through theory, application and skill-building exercises including speech action step activities that guide students through the speech preparation process. The role of ethics in communication is integrated throughout the text, and students can also apply ethical principles to case situations.
Verderber, Rudolph Rudolph F. Verderber is a Distinguished Teaching Professor of Communication Emeritus at the University of Cincinnati and former National Speaker's Association Professor of the Year -- as well as one of the all-time bestselling communication studies authors. The strength of his basic texts lies in his ability to explain and exemplify concepts, theories and skills to introductory level students. His Cengage texts -- COMMUNICATE!, THE CHALLENGE OF EFFECTIVE SPEAKING, COMM, and SPEAK -- have a reputation for being student favorites due to their accessible presentation of theory and skills.
Sellnow, Deanna Deanna D. Sellnow, Ph.D., is a Professor of Strategic Communication and Assistant Director in the Nicholson School of Communication at the University of Central Florida, where she also is chair of the Department of Communication and conducts faculty development workshops on instructional communication pedagogy. Her research focuses on the rhetoric of popular culture, particularly music as communication, and instructional communication as it occurs in conventional and nonconventional classrooms, as well as in risk and crisis contexts. Published in regional, national and international journals, Dr. Sellnow is editor of the JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION and co-author of COMMUNICATE!, COMM, SPEAK and THE CHALLENGE OF EFFECTIVE SPEAKING, all with Cengage.
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Preface. UNIT I: PREQUEL: FOUNDATIONS OF COMMUNICATION. 1. Communication Perspectives. 2. Perception of Self and Others. 3. Intercultural Communication. 4. Verbal Messages. 5. Nonverbal Messages. 6. Listening. Sequel: What's Technology Got to Do with It? Foundations of Mediated Communication. UNIT II: PREQUEL: INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION AND RELATIONSHIPS. 7. Interpersonal Relationships. 8. Interpersonal Communication. Sequel: What's Technology Got to Do with It? Mediated Interpersonal Communication in Relationships. UNIT III: PREQUEL: GROUP COMMUNICATION. 9. Communicating in Groups. 10. Group Leadership and Problem-Solving. Sequel: What's Technology Got to Do with It? Communicating in Virtual Groups. Unit IV: Prequel: Public Speaking. 11. Topic Selection and Development. 12. Organizing Your Speech. 13. Presentational Aids. 14. Language and Oral Style. 15. Delivery. 16. Informative Speaking. 17. Persuasive Speaking. Sequel: What's Technology Got to Do with It? Technology, Digital Media and Public Speaking. Appendix: Interviewing. References. Index.
Preface. UNIT I: PREQUEL: FOUNDATIONS OF COMMUNICATION. 1. Communication Perspectives. 2. Perception of Self and Others. 3. Intercultural Communication. 4. Verbal Messages. 5. Nonverbal Messages. 6. Listening. Sequel: What's Technology Got to Do with It? Foundations of Mediated Communication. UNIT II: PREQUEL: INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION AND RELATIONSHIPS. 7. Interpersonal Relationships. 8. Interpersonal Communication. Sequel: What's Technology Got to Do with It? Mediated Interpersonal Communication in Relationships. UNIT III: PREQUEL: GROUP COMMUNICATION. 9. Communicating in Groups. 10. Group Leadership and Problem-Solving. Sequel: What's Technology Got to Do with It? Communicating in Virtual Groups. Unit IV: Prequel: Public Speaking. 11. Topic Selection and Development. 12. Organizing Your Speech. 13. Presentational Aids. 14. Language and Oral Style. 15. Delivery. 16. Informative Speaking. 17. Persuasive Speaking. Sequel: What's Technology Got to Do with It? Technology, Digital Media and Public Speaking. Appendix: Interviewing. References. Index.
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