Nonverbal Communication in Human Interaction

by Mark L. Knapp

Nonverbal Communication in Human Interaction breaks down nonverbal communication, analyzes it, and looks at it from every angle so that readers have an intellectual and not just an intuitive grasp of this endlessly fascinating subject. Written by a communication scholar and two social psychologists, the book offers an interdisciplinary approach to the study of nonverbal communication that shows how it affects a wide variety of academic interests. The theory and research included in this text comes from scholars with a wide variety of academic backgrounds, including communication, anthropology, counseling, psychology, psychiatry, and linguistics. Based on the 50+ years of proven success, the NEW Ninth Edition of Nonverbal Communication in Human Interaction :

Genres: Psychology, Communication, Textbooks, Nonfiction, Personal Development, Linguistics

Paperback

First published January 1, 1972

Reviews

[Alyssa Smith]

read for nonverbal codes course- outdated but decent explanations

[Giovanni Calabro]

I read this book in college. I thought the topic was fascinating and still wonder today, if someone sitting in the center of an oval meeting table is more concerned with the feelings of the group than people seated at the ends. :)

[John Sorensen]

I read this for the class that Dr. Knapp taught. Fascinating. It is a true textbook and not for the popular self-help audience. The book looks at research and does not go into nonverbal “gimmicks” that many popular books claim to be able to show you what other people are thinking. Book Index.

[Nina]

ok

[Armine]

i think that it would behelpful for me to read this book