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Understanding Human Communication

Understanding Human Communication

by RonaldAdler (Author), George Rodman (Author)

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    Paperback 2008

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Synopsis

The tenth edition of Human Communication builds upon the approach that has worked for over a half million students and their professors in the past, making this book the market leader for introductory communication studies. The book first introduces the elements of communication, such as perception, language, listening, and nonverbal, then it turns to sections on interpersonal communication (a highlight in this book), small group communication, and public address. Ron Adler and George Rodman speak to students in a reader-friendly voice to give them the tools they need to master the course. They provide a wealth of examples to clearly illustrate concepts, and thoughtful pedagogy drawn from the latest media, culture, technology, and scholarship.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 496
 Edition: 10
 Publisher: OUP USA
Published: 13 Mar 2008
ISBN 10: 0195336127
ISBN 13: 9780195336122

Media Reviews
Understanding Human Communication provides students with the material they need to know to become competent communicators in the 21st century. --Patricia Carr Connell, Gadsden State Community College, Alabama
I have used this book for several semesters with great success. Students like it, I like it, and it provides the most basic communication concepts without oversimplifying or trivializing the material. --B. Hannah Rockwell, Loyola University Chicago

Understanding Human Communication provides students with the material they need to know to become competent communicators in the 21st century. --Patricia Carr Connell, Gadsden State Community College, Alabama
I have used this book for several semesters with great success. Students like it, I like it, and it provides the most basic communication concepts without oversimplifying or trivializing the material. --B. Hannah Rockwell, Loyola University Chicago


Understanding Human Communication provides students with the material they need to know to become competent communicators in the 21st century. --Patricia Carr Connell, Gadsden State Community College, Alabama


I have used this book for several semesters with great success. Students like it, I like it, and it provides the most basic communication concepts without oversimplifying or trivializing the material. --B. Hannah Rockwell, Loyola University Chicago




Understanding Human Communication provides students with the material they need to know to become competent communicators in the 21st century. --Patricia Carr Connell, Gadsden State Community College, Alabama


I have used this book for several semesters with great success. Students like it, I like it, and it provides the most basic communication concepts without oversimplifying or trivializing the material. --B. Hannah Rockwell, Loyola University Chicago


Author Bio

Ronald B. Adler is Professor of Communication at Santa Barbara City College. He is coauthor of Interplay: The Process of Interpersonal Communication, Tenth Edition (OUP, 2006), Looking Out, Looking In (2006), and Communicating at Work: Principles and Practices for Business and the Professions (2006).
George Rodman is Professor of Mass Communication at Brooklyn College, City University of New York, where he founded the television writing program. He is author of Mass Media in a Changing World, Second Edition (2007), and Making Sense of Media (2001).