Engaging Theories in Interpersonal Communication: Multiple PerspectivesLeslie A. Baxter, Dawn O. Braithwaite SAGE, 07/03/2008 - 423 من الصفحات Offering insights from a Who’s Who of scholars in interpersonal communication "A highly beneficial contribution to the field with chapters that are clear and concise and illuminate the interesting and important aspects of interpersonal communication. With each chapter students are informed about the components of the theory and are also provided with examples that they can relate to, which really brings these theories to life." —René Dailey, University of Texas at Austin "I love this book for its insight, organization, and inclusiveness. I like that the authors use specific examples and then apply their theory to the examples for illustration—this is how students begin to learn how to use and understand theories. What an accessible, thorough, and user-friendly book." —Maureen P. Keeley, Texas State University-San Marcos Engaging Theories in Interpersonal Communication: Multiple Perspectives highlights theories used to guide interpersonal communication research, featuring chapters written by leading scholars of interpersonal communication. Presenting both classic and cutting-edge issues, the book organizes theories into three clusters—theories that are individually-centered; theories that are focused on discourse and interaction processes; and theories that examine how communication functions in personal relationships. Key Features: Presents chapters written by the scholars who developed the theories or who use the theories extensively in their own research Begins with an overview chapter written by the editors that lays out their perspective on theory and the current landscape of theory in interpersonal communication Offers a parallel organizational structure in all chapters to ease comparison across theories Includes overviews provided by the editors to help readers integrate and digest the multiple theories covered in the volume Intended Audience: Upper-level undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in such courses Applied Communication, Communication Theory, Communication Research, Interpersonal Communication, Personal Relationships, and Relational Communication in the fields of speech and human communication, family studies, and social psychology. |
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IndividuallyCentered Theories of Interpersonal Communication | 19 |
Attribution Theory | 37 |
Constructivism Theory | 51 |
GoalsPlansAction Theory of Message Production | 65 |
Imagined Interaction Theory | 77 |
Planning Theory of Communication | 89 |
Relational Framing Theory | 103 |
Uncertainty Management Theories | 117 |
Interpersonal Deception Theory | 227 |
Narrative Theories | 241 |
Politeness Theory | 255 |
Speech Codes Theory | 269 |
RelationshipCentered Theories | 281 |
Attachment Theory | 295 |
Communication Privacy Management Theory | 309 |
Critical Feminist Theories | 323 |
Uncertainty Reduction Theory | 133 |
DiscourseInteractionCentered | 145 |
Communication Accommodation Theory | 161 |
Conversation Analysis Theory | 175 |
Expectancy Violations Theory | 189 |
Face Theory | 203 |
Information Manipulation Theory | 215 |
Relational Communication Theory | 335 |
Relational Dialectics Theory | 349 |
Stage Theories of Relationship Development | 363 |
Social Exchange Theories | 377 |
Social Information Processing Theory | 391 |
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