Interpersonal Communication Social Sciences
Interpersonal Communication Social Sciences
Interpersonal communication focuses on the study and practice of how individuals interact one-on-one. Although interpersonal communication draws on many concepts from psychology, it is usually taught in Communication departments.
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Conversational Terrorism - A list, with examples, of ways that people can commit verbal violence during ordinary conversations.
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Presenting Your Point - Advice on presentations and other aspects of communication in the workplace.
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Taxi1010.com - Ideas, vocabulary, and daily comeback for defending against verbal violence. Also connects verbal attacks with underlying fallacies.
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The International Listening Association - Promotes the study, development, and teaching of listening and the practice of effective listening skills and techniques.
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The Interpersonal Web - Provides interlinked definitions, theories, and resources covering cultural context, relational development, self-concept, verbal and nonverbal messages, and listening and perception.
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World Verbal Self-Defense League - Overview of "the gentle art of verbal self-defense," as defined by Suzette Haden Elgin, from organization that also sells her tapes and books. Includes a section for children.
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Better Interpersonal Communication - A site where readers can learn more about better interpersonal communication and presentation skills
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