Communicating Interpersonally: A Reader

by R. Wayne Pace (Compiler)

Human beings have long sought after the ability to communicate effectively with others. Communicating interpersonally involves the qualities of being warm, genuine, supportive, accepting, and understanding. Through the processes of communication, we establish and maintain (or disrupt) relationships. Communicating Interpersonally can help you learn what it means to communicate with others, what behaviors and other factors influence - positively and negatively - effective relationships, what you might anticipate as the consequence of changing your communicative style, and how you might achieve amelioration - improvement - in your interpersonal relationships through more effective communication.

272 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1973