PART ONE: FOUNDATIONS OF INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION1.
Interpersonal Process2. Interpersonal Communication in a Changing
World:3. Communication and the Self4. Perceiving Others
PART TWO: CREATING AND RESPONDING TO MESSAGES 5. Language6.
Nonverbal Communication7. Listening: Receiving and Responding8.
Emotions: EMOTING UNDER THE INFLUENCE
PART THREE: DIMENSIONS OF INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS9. Dynamics of
Interpersonal Relationships10. Communication Climate11. Managing
Conflict12. Interpersonal Contexts: Friends, Family, and Intimate
Relationships
Ronald B. Adler is Professor Emeritus of Communication at Santa
Barbara City College. He is coauthor of Understanding Human
Communication, Eleventh Edition (OUP, 2012), Looking Out, Looking
In (2011), and Communicating at Work: Principles and Practices for
Business and the Professions (2010). In addition to his academic
pursuits, Ron works with businesses and nonprofit agencies to
improve communication among coworkers as well as with clients and
the public.
Lawrence B. Rosenfeld is Professor of Communication Studies and Co-
Chair of the Social- Behavioral Institutional Review Board,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is the author of
articles appearing in journals in communication, education, social
work, sport psychology, and psychology, and of books on small
group, interpersonal, and nonverbal communication. His most recent
book is When Their World Falls Apart: Helping Families and Children
Manage the Effects of Disasters (NASW
Press, 2010). In 2000, Lawrence received the Donald H. Eckroyd
Award for Outstanding Teaching in Higher Education from the
National Communication Association, and in 2006 received the Gerald
M. Phillips Award for Applied Communication Research from the same
national communication organization.
Russell F. Proctor II is Professor of Communication Studies at
Northern Kentucky University. He primarily teaches courses in
interpersonal communication and interviewing, and he won NKU's
Outstanding Professor Award in 1997. In addition to his work on
Interplay, he is also coauthor of Looking Out, Looking In (2011).
Russ has written and presented extensively on the use of feature fi
lms as instructional tools in communication courses (including Now
Playing for OUP).
"Interplay is the ideal text for an introductory interpersonal
communication class. I am thrilled with the subject order of the
book and the fact that the second chapter is about culture and
communication. It's the only complete text on the market!"--Heather
Bixler, College of the Sequoias
"Interplay makes the ideas behind interpersonal communication come
alive through terrific diagrams, tables, and charts, and the use of
film really helps students see how communication concepts play out
in real life."--Kristin Haun, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
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