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Title: Interpersonal Communication: Using Reason to Make Relationships Work by John S. Caputo, Harry C. Hazel, Colleen McMahon ISBN: 0-7872-2224-0 Publisher: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company Pub. Date: January, 1997 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $42.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (1 review)

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Summary: A Great Classroom Text !
Comment: Finally, an Interpersonal Textbook that has excellent, thoughtful activities without asking students to bare their souls to each other and get all "touchy-feely" or suffer the anxiety of being invaded, as some Interpersonal texts do. The activities generate participation and lively interaction between students. This book covers all the bases including self-talk, self concept, language, listening, family systems, cultural and gender communication, professional communication, and even takes a gander at mass media and technological communication. And much more besides. Most importantly the book uses a Liberal Arts approach to communication which requires multiple viewing perspectives and ethical considerations in all communication settings. I have taught Interpersonal Communications in the Pacific Northwest for ten years and this is the finest text I have come upon. It leaves room for the instructor to supplement with his/her own materials and promotes critical thinking and reasonableness in human interactions.It is easily read and defines vocabulary terms through direct definitions and a glossary in the back. I only wish it had a teacher's supplemental text with test ideas and such. If you have questions, my e-mail address is [email protected]