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Hauptverfasser:	Infante, Dominic A. (VerfasserIn), Rancer, Andrew S. (VerfasserIn), Womack, Deanna F. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Prospect Heights, Ill. Waveland Press 1997
Ausgabe:	3. ed.
Schlagworte:	Communication - Philosophie Philosophie Communication > Philosophy Kommunikation
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	Literaturangaben
Beschreibung:	XIX, 577 S. graph. Darst.
ISBN:	0881339237

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adam_text	THIRDIDITION * * 01II * * OMMUOLCA100 EOR DOMINICA.INFANTE KENT STATE UNIVERSITY ANDREWS.RANCER UNIVERSITY OJ AKRON DEANNAF.WOMACK STONEHILLCOLLEGE - - PRESS,INC. PROSPECT HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS CONTENTS PREFACE XV PART I THEORY BUILDING IN COMMUNICATION 1 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTIONTOSTUDYINGCOMMUNICATION 3 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 3 OVERVIEW 3 ISSUESINUNDERSTANDING COMMUNICATION 5 BASICCOMPONENTSANDCONCEPTS 5 DEFININGCOMMUNICATION 6 UNDERSTANDING THENATUREOFCOMMUNICATION 9 POINTSOFCONTROVERSYABOUTCOMMUNICATION 12 COMMUNICATIONANDINTENT 14 COMMUNICATIONASPLANNEDBEHAVIOR 19 TRANSACTIONAL NATUREOFCOMMUNICATION 22 THEFUNCTIONSOFCOMMUNICATION 23 THEIMPORTANCE OFCOMMUNICATION 24 CREATINGCOOPERATION 24 ACQUIRINGINFORMATION 26 FORMINGSELF-CONCEPT 27 COMMUNICATIONASENTERTAINMENT 29 COMMUNICATIONINADEMOCRACY 30 THEINTERDISCIPLINARYAPPROACHTOCOMMUNICATION 32 SUMMARY 33 QUESTIONSTOCONSIDER 34 REFERENCES 34 V VI CONTENTS CHAPTER 2 POINTS ORVIEWABOUT THEORY 37 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 37 OVERVIEW 37 FOURFUNCTIONS OFTHEORIES 42 THEORIESORGANIZEEXPERIENCE 42 THEORIES EXTENDKNOWLEDGE 45 THEORIESSTIMULATE ANDGUIDEFURTHER RESEARCH 47 THEORIES PERFORMANANTICIPATORYFUNCTION 47 HOWDOTHEORIESDEVELOPANDCHANGE? 47 HOWARETHEORIESTESTED? 49 HOWARETHEORIES EVALUATEDANDCOMPARED? 54 NECESSARYCRITERIA 55 DESIRABLECRITERIA 58 WHATCONSTITUTES AGOODCOMMUNICATION THEORY? 60 WHATSHOULD BETHESCOPEOFAGOODCOMMUNICATION THEORY? 61 ISITMOREIMPORTANT TOEXPLAINORTOPREDICTBEHAVIOR? 62 SUMMARY 63 QUESTIONS TOCONSIDER 64 REFERENCES 64 CHAPTER 3 COVERING LAWS,DUMANACTION ANDSYSTEMS PERSPECTIVES 67 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 67 OVERVIEW 67 PARADIGMS ANDCOMMUNICATION THEORY 68 THECOVERINGLAWSPERSPECTIVE 69 POSITIVISTICVERSUSPROBABILISTIC CONCEPTIONOFLAWS 71 DISCOVERINGCERTAIN LAWS OFCOMMUNICATION 73 TOOLS OFTHELAW-GOVERNEDCOMMUNICATION RESEARCHER 74 STRENGTHS OFTHELAWSPERSPECTIVE 75 WEAKNESSESOFTHELAWSPERSPECTIVE 76 THEHUMANACTIONPERSPECTIVE 76 PERSONAL CONSTRUCT THEORY.ORCONSTRUCTIVISM 81 THECOORDINATED MANAGEMENTOFMEANING 85 STRENGTHS OFTHEHUMANACTIONPERSPECTIVE 88 WEAKNESSESOFTHEHUMANACTIONPERSPECTIVE 89 THESYSTEMSPERSPECTIVE 90 STRENGTHS OFTHESYSTEMSPERSPECTIVE 95 WEAKNESSESOFTHESYSTEMSPERSPECTIVE 96 SUMMARY 98 QUESTIONS TOCONSIDER 98 CONTENTS VII REFERENCES 99 PARTII THEORY BUILDING IN MAJOR APPROAEHES TO COLDLDUNIEATION 101 CHAPTER 4 TRAITAPPROAEHES 103 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 103 OVERVIEW 103 CONTEXTS,TRAITS,ANDSTATES 106 THECROSS-SITUATIONAL CONSISTENCYISSUE 107 PERSONALITYTRAITSANDCOMMUNICATION III PERSUASIBILITY III SELF-ESTEEM 112 DOGMATISM 112 MACHIAVELLIANISM 113 COGNITIVECOMPLEXITY 113 NEEDFORSOCIALAPPROVAL 114 COMMUNICATIONTRAITS 114 APPREHENSION TRAITS 115 PRESENTATION TRAITS 118 ADAPTATIONTRAITS 122 SUMMARY 135 QUESTIONSTOCONSIDER 136 REFERENCES 136 CHAPTER 5 PERSUASION APPROAEHES 141 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 141 OVERVIEW 141 CONCEPTUALIZINGPERSUASION 143 SIXDIMENSIONSOFPERSUASIONSITUATIONS 145 SELF-AWARENESSANDPERSUASION 145 APPROACHESTOUNDERSTANDING PERSUASION 146 THEVARIABLE-ANALYTICAPPROACH 146 RESEARCHONMESSAGEVARIABLES 148 THESOURCECREDIBILITYAPPROACH 157 COGNITIVEDISSONANCETHEORY 161 EGO-INVOLVEMENT,ORSOCIALJUDGMENT THEORY 164 VALUE-EXPECTANCYTHEORY 167 ELABORATION LIKELIHOODTHEORY 170 COMPLIANCE-GAININGMESSAGESELECTION 173 VIII CONTENTS PREVENTINGPERSUASION 177 AHUMANACTIONTHEORYOFPERSUASION 179 SURNMARY 181 QUESTIONSTOCONSIDER 181 REFERENCES 182 CHAPTER 6 VERBALBEHAVIOR APPROACHES 189 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 189 OVERVIEW 189 SIGNS.SYMBOLS,ANDSIGNALS 190 LANGUAGEANDMEANING 191 LANGUAGEANDPERCEPTION 193 THEORYOFLINGUISTICRELATIVITY 193 QUESTIONPHRASING 194 LANGUAGEANDPOWER 196 COMMUNICATINGPOWER,STATUSANDCONTROL 196 SEX.GENDERANDPOWER:DIFFERENCESINVERBALBEHAVIOR 197 THEORETICALAPPROACHESTOVERBALBEHAVIOR 198 COMMUNICATIONACCOMMODATIONTHEORY 198 SPEECHACTTHEORY 20I THECONVERSATIONANDDISCOURSEANALYTICPERSPECTIVES 205 SUMMARY 209 QUESTIONSTOCONSIDER 209 REFERENCES 210 CHAPTER 7 NONVERBAL BEHAVIOR APPROACHES 213 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 213 OVERVIEW 213 AFFECTIVE-COGNITIVEDIMENSIONSOFCOMMUNICATION 215 CONTEXTUALNATUREOFNONVERBALCOMMUNICATION 216 NONVERBALBEHAVIORANDINTENTIONALITY 2I7 NONVERBALCOMMUNICATIONABILITIES 218 FUNCTIONSOFNONVERBALCOMMUNICATION 220 SENDINGUNCOMFORTABLEMESSAGES 220 FORMINGIMPRESSIONS WHICHGUIDECOMMUNICATION 221 MAKINGRELATIONSHIPSCLEAR 222 REGULATINGINTERACTION 224 INFLUENCINGPEOPLE 225 REINFORCINGANDMODIFYINGVERBALMESSAGES 226 NONVERBALMESSAGECODES 227 KINESICS 228 EYEANDFACIALBEHAVIOR 231 CONTENTS IX VOCALICS 234 PHYSICALAPPEARANCE 237 PROXEMICS 240 TOUCH 243 TIME 246 SUMMARY 249 QUESTIONSTOCONSIDER 250 REFERENCES 250 PARTIII THEORY BUILDING IN COMMUNIEATION CONTEXTS 255 CHAPTER 8 INTERPERSONAL CONTEXTS 259 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 259 OVERVIEW 259 UNCERTAINTYREDUCTIONTHEORY 260 THREESTAGESOFINITIALINTERACTIONS 261 UNCERTAINTYREDUCTIONAXIOMS 261 UNCERTAINTYREDUCTIONTHEOREMS 262 MOVINGBEYONDINITIALINTERACTIONSTAGES 263 STRATEGIESTOREDUCEUNCERTAINTY 265 ATESTOFUNCERTAINTYREDUCTIONTHEORY 265 PREDICTEDOUTCOMEVALUETHEORY 266 ATTRACTIONTHEORIESANDRELATIONALDEVELOPMENT 267 THEINTERPERSONAL GOAL-ORIENTEDTHEORYOFATTRACTION 267 REINFORCEMENTTHEORYANDATTRACTION 268 SIMILARITYANDINTERPERSONAL ATTRACTION 270 EVALUATINGTHEATTRACTION-REINFORCEMENTRESEARCH 271 RELATIONALDEVELOPMENTFROMAHUMANACTIONPERSPECTIVE 272 THESELF-CONCEPTANDINTERPERSONAL ATTRACTION 273 ATHREE-STAGERULE-BASEDMODELOFRELATIONSHIP DEVELOPMENT 273 CAHN STHEORYOFPERCEIVEDUNDERSTANDING 275 THEPERCEIVEDUNDERSTANDING SCALE 276 PERCEIVEDUNDERSTANDING ANDRELATIONSHIPDEVELOPMENT 276 CONSEQUENCESOFPERCEIVEDUNDERSTANDING 277 BUILDINGANDEXTENDINGTHETHEORYOFPERCEIVED UNDERSTANDING 277 THETHEORYOFINTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION MOTIVES 278 ASYSTEMSMODELOFRELATIONALINTERACTION 283 SUMMARY 284 X CONTENTS QUESTIONSTOCONSIDER 284 REFERENCES 285 CHAPTER 9 GROUP CONTEXTS 291 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 291 OVERVIEW 291 NATUREOFGROUPS 292 GROUPSIZE 292 TYPESOFGROUPS 292 GROUPCOMMUNICATIONCONCEPTS 294 ROLES 294 LEADERSHIP 296 CONFLICT 298 CONFORMITY 300 FUNCTIONALTHEORYOFGROUPDECISIONQUALITY 302 THEORYOFGROUPTHINK 304 SYMBOLICCONVERGENCETHEORY 309 INTERACTIONSYSTEMMODEL 311 MULTIPLESEQUENCEMODELOFGROUPDECISIONS 313 SUMMARY 316 QUESTIONSTOCONSIDER 317 REFERENCES 318 CHAPTER 10 ORGANHATIONAL CONTEXTS 321 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 321 OVERVIEW 321 DEVELOPMENTOFORGANIZATIONALCOMMUNICATION 322 THETHEORYOFINDEPENDENT-MINDEDNESS 325 UNCERTAINTYREDUCTIONTHEORY 331 ATHEORYOFDECISIONMAKING,IDENTIFICATION,ANDCONTROL 332 ANANTHROPOLOGICALANDSYMBOLICAPPROACHTOTHEORY 335 STRUCTURATIONAL THEORYOFCLIMATE 338 THEORYOFORGANIZATIONALASSIMILATION 342 ORGANIZATIONALINFORMATIONTHEORY 343 STRUCTURAL-FUNCTIONAL SYSTEMS 348 SUMMARY 351 QUESTIONSTOCONSIDER 352 REFERENCES 353 CHAPTER 11 MASSMEDIA CONTEXTS 357 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 357 CONTENTS XI OVERVIEW 357 MASSCOMMUNICATION INCONTEMPORARY SOCIETY 358 EARLYTHEORY-BUILDINGEFFORTSINMASSCOMMUNICATION 360 THE MAGICBULLET THEORY 360 THETWO-STEPFLOWTHEORY 361 DIFFUSIONTHEORY 362 THEFUNCTIONALAPPROACHTOMASSCOMMUNICATION THEORY 363 AGENDA-SETTINGTHEORYANDMASSCOMMUNICATION 365 ATHEORYOFMEDIATEDINTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION 367 MASSCOMMUNICATION ANDPARASOCIALINTERACTION 369 INFLUENCESOFINTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION THEORY 371 MEASURINGPARASOCIALINTERACTION 372 USESANDGRATIFICATIONSTHEORY 374 OBJECTIVESOFTHETHEORY 374 EXAMPLESOFUSESANDGRATIFICATIONSRESEARCH 375 CRITICISMSOFTHETHEORY 379 THEHUMANACTIONAPPROACHTOMASSCOMMUNICATION 380 LULL SRULES-BASEDTHEORYOFMASSMEDIAANDAUDIENCE BEHAVIOR 381 CULTIVATIONTHEORY 383 THEINTERACTIONOFMEDIAANDREALITY 384 HEAVYVERSUS LIGHTTELEVISIONVIEWERS 384 REFINEMENTOFCULTIVATIONTHEORY 386 CRITICISMSOFTHETHEORY 386 MEDIADEPENDENCYTHEORY 387 SUMMARY 393 QUESTIONSTOCONSIDER 394 REFERENCES 395 CHAPTER 12 INTERCULTURAL CONTEXTS 399 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 399 OVERVIEW 399 THEDEVELOPMENTOFTHESTUDYOFINTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION 400 KEYCONCEPTSININTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION 402 VERBALCODES 403 THESAPIR-WHORFORWHORFIANHYPOTHESIS 403 NONVERBALCODES 404 RULESANDROLES 406 LOW-ANDHIGH-CONTEXTCULTURES 407 VALUEDIFFERENCES 407 ETHNOCENTRISM 408 INTERCULTURAL TRAINING 410 XII CONTENTS ANXIETYLUNCERTAINTYMANAGEMENTTHEORY 410 AHUMANACTIONAPPROACH TOINTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION THEORY 415 ASYSTEMS APPROACH TOINTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION THEORY 418 SUMMARY 424 QUESTIONS TOCONSIDER 424 REFERENCES 425 CHAPTER 13 BUDDING COMMUNIEATION THEORY INAPPLIED CONTEXTS 427 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 427 OVERVIEW 427 FAMILYCOMMUNICATION 429 CONCEPTUALIZATIONS OFTHEFAMILY 429 CHARACTERISTICS OFTHEFAMILYCOMMUNICATION CONTEXT 430 FAMILIESASSYSTEMS 431 FAMILYCOMMUNICATION FROMTHEHUMANACTION PERSPECTIVE 433 FITZPATRICK S TYPOLOGYOFCOUPLETYPES 435 THEARGUMENTATIVE SKILLDEFICIENCYMODELOFINTRAFAMILY VIOLENCE 436 HEALTHCOMMUNICATION 438 THECOMMUNICATION CONTEXTSAPPROACH TODEFININGHEALTH COMMUNICATION 440 FUNCTIONS OFCOMMUNICATION INTHEHEALTHCONTEXT 441 THESYSTEMSAPPROACH TOSTUDYINGHEALTH COMMUNICATION 442 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION INTHEHEALTHCARECONTEXT 443 PROVIDER/CLIENTCOMMUNICATION 443 HEALTHCOMMUNICATION COMPETENCIES 448 HEALTHCOMMUNICATION ATTHEORGANIZATIONAL LEVEL 449 POLITICALCOMMUNICATION 450 SYMBOLICCONVERGENCETHEORY:AHUMANACTIONAPPROACH TO POLITICALCOMMUNICATION 451 THEEFFECTSMODEL 453 AGENDA-SETTINGTHEORYINPOLITICALCOMMUNICATION 453 ACONSTRUCTIVIST VIEWOFPOLITICALCOMMUNICATION 454 FUTURE DIRECTIONS 456 SUMMARY 457 QUESTIONS TOCONSIDER 458 REFERENCES 459 CONTENTS XIII CONCLUSION 463 APPENDIX A COMMUNICATION RESEARCH METHODS 467 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 467 OVERVIEW 467 THESCIENTIFICMETHOD 469 FUNDAMENTALCONCEPTS 471 VARIABLE 471 DEFINITIONS 473 HYPOTHESIS 474 RESEARCHQUESTIONS 476 SAMPLING 476 RESEARCHDESIGN 478 GENERALPURPOSEOFRESEARCHDESIGN 479 ACHIEVINGCONTROLBYRANDOMASSIGNMENT 480 VALIDITYOFDESIGNS 482 EXPERIMENTEREFFECTS 484 CONTROLLINGEXPERIMENTERINFLUENCE 485 EXPERIMENTALRESEARCHDESIGNS 486 NONEXPERIMENTALRESEARCHDESIGNS 489 MEASUREMENT 492 RATINGSCALES 493 BEHAVIORALOBSERVATION 496 CONTENTANALYSIS 497 PHYSIOLOGICALMEASURES 497 SUMMARY 498 QUESTIONSTOCONSIDER 498 REFERENCES 499 APPENDIX B THEDEVELOPMENT OFAPPROACHES TO COMMUNICATION 501 KEYTERMS/CONCEPTS 501 OVERVIEW 501 THECLASSICALPERIOD 502 THEPRE-SOCRATICPHILOSOPHERS 503 THESOPHISTS 504 PHILOSOPHICALRHETORIC 505 HELLENISTICANDROMANRHETORIC 511 CICERO 511 QUINTILIAN 512 THESECONDSOPHISTIC 512 XIV CONTENTS AUGUSTINE 512 RHETORICFROMAUGUSTINETOTHENINETEENTHCENTURY 514 RHETORICINTHEMODERNPERIOD 515 MULTI-DISCIPLINEFOCUSONCOMMUNICATION 516 MAJORAPPROACHESINTHEDEVELOPMENTOFCONTEMPORARY COMMU- NICATIONTHEORY 520 THEYALESTUDIES ONCOMMUNICATION 520 ANINFORMATIONAPPROACHTOCOMMUNICATION 522 BERIO SPROCESSAPPROACHTOCOMMUNICATION 524 STYLE-SPECIFICORSPECIALCOMMUNICATION THEORIES 526 GENERALTHEORIESOFCOMMUNICATION 528 COGNITIVEDISSONANCE 528 SYMBOLICCONVERGENCE 528 BURKE S DRAMATISM 529 CONTEXTUALAPPROACHES TOCOMMUNICATION 531 SUMMARY 532 QUESTIONS TOCONSIDER 533 REFERENCES 534 GLOSSARY 537 NAMEINDEX 559 SUBJECTINDEX 567
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