Part 1: Introductory Perspectives
1. Introduction: Communication and Competence
2. Interpersonal Communication: Building Relationships
Part 2: Sending and Receiving Messages
3. Nonverbal Competence
4. Verbal Competence
5. Relational Competence
Part 3:
Interpersonal Processes
6. Interpretive Competence: Perceiving Social Worlds and Listening to Others
7. Role Competence: Adapting to Social Expectations
8. Self Competence: Establishing Individual Identities
9. Goal Competence: Interpersonal Influence
Part 4: Relational
Contexts
10. Family Interaction Patterns
11. Intimate Relationships: Creating Dyadic Identities
12. Professional Relationships: Communicating with Colleagues and Other Strangers
13. Cultural and Historical Influences: Communication Competence in Context
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Sarah Trenholm is Professor of Speech Communication at Ithaca College. Arthur Jensen is Professor of Communication and Associate Dean of the College of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse University. Helen Hambly is Associate Professor in the School of Environmental Design & Rural
Development (SEDRD) at the University of Guelph.
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