Human Communication, 8/e by Stewart Tubbs and sylviia Moss is designed to give Students a broad-based and up-to-date of the communication discipline. Fusing communication theories, fundamental concepts, and basic skills, this text links theory and reseach with real world examples and exercises.
As with previous edtions, Human Communication, 8/e continues to be thoroughly updated to present an understanding of modern communication and how it is applicable to our lives.
New to this edition:
- Conflict and Negotiation (Chapter 7).
- Issues in Communication. Found in each chapter, most issues focus on currentcontroversies in communication research.
- Technology and Communication. This edition continues to update and integrate discussions on technology and its impact on communication.
- Public Relations and Advertising. Expanded coverage 12 (mass Communication) erflects increased student interest in these growing fields.
- Diversity. Updated and expanded coverage of diversity reflects our multicultural society.
- Exercises and Role-Plays. Found in the Instructor's Manual, these updated exercises and role-plays allow student toapply communication con cepts.
- Complete Update. The eighih edition has over 250 new research citations as well as new examples throughout.
- Glossary. A glossary of key terms has been added.
Chapter 1 The Process of Human Communication
Chapter 2 Person Perception
Chapter 3 The Verbal Message
Chapter 4 The Nonverbal Message
Chapter 5 Listening
Chapter 6 Relationhips in Process
Chapter 7 Conflict and Negotiation
Chapter 8 Ethics and Communication
Chapter 9 Interpersonal Communication
Chapter 10 Intercultural Communication
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