Praised by reviewers for its straightforward, student-friendly presentation of important concepts and ideas, Interpersonal Communication for Canadians draws from a variety of academic disciplines to provide students with a thorough yet concise introduction to interpersonal communication. Written
by best-selling author Jennifer MacLennan, this exciting new Canadian text explores key themes in interpersonal relations using an interdisciplinary approach that combines a comprehensive theoretical understanding with practical skill development. At the same time, the text challenges students to
think critically about interpersonal relations and encourages them to develop their own interpretive skills. Rich in pedagogy and 100% Canadian, ICC is the essential text for students taking introductory courses in interpersonal communication.
1. Foundations of Communication
2. Nine Axioms of Communication
3. Self and Other
4. Theoretical Dimensions of Interpersonal Communication
5. Verbal Communication
6. Nonverbal Communication
7. Listening and Responding
8. Managing Defensiveness and Interpersonal
Conflict
9. Influence in Interpersonal Relations
10. Leadership as Interpersonal Communication
11. Ethics in Interpersonal Communication
Appendix A: The Personal Icon Project
Appendix B: Readings for Interpersonal Analysis
Appendix C: Communication Case Studies
Companion Website with Test Bank
Instructor's Manual
Dr. Jennifer MacLennan is D.K. Seaman Chair, Professor of Technical and Professional Communication (College of Engineering), and Academic Director of the Ron and Jane Graham Centre for the Study of Communication, University of Saskatchewan.
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