Communication and human behavior

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Section Ⅰ An Integrating Framework = 1
• Chapter 1 Introduction : What is Communication? = 3
• Characteristics of Communication = 4
• Information and Behavior = 10
• Summary = 11
• Chapter 2 Communication : A Basic Life Process = 12
• Some Basic Concepts = 13
• Communication Modes = 16
• Basic Functions of Communication = 20
• Summary = 36
• Chapter 3 History : The Traditions of Communication Study = 40
• Early Communication Study = 41
• Recent History : Early 20th Century = 43
• Recent History : Late Twentieth Century = 50
• The Evolution of Communication Study = 58
• Summary = 64
• Section Ⅱ The Process of Human Communication : Messages, Behavior, and Media = 73
• Chapter 4 Human Communication : The Symbol-Using Animal = 75
• Animal and Human Communication = 80
• Characteristics of Human Communication = 81
• Summary = 93
• Chapter 5 Verbal Codes : Language and Its Use = 98
• Introduction = 99
• Data and Information = 101
• Language = 102
• Paralanguage = 115
• Types of Verbal Information = 118
• Summary = 120
• Chapter 6 Nonverbal Codes : Appearance, Action, Touch, Space, and Time = 125
• Differences Between Verbal and Nonverbal Codes = 126
• Similarities Between Verbal and Nonverbal Codes = 128
• Appearance = 129
• Actions = 139
• Touch = 144
• The Use of Space = 147
• The Physical Environment = 150
• The Use of Time = 154
• Data and Information = 155
• Summary = 155
• Chapter 7 Information Reception : Selection, Interpretation, and Retention = 162
• Selection, Interpreration, Retention = 166
• Factors That Influence Information Reception : The Individual = 174
• Factors that Influence Information Reception : The Data = 181
• Factors That Influence Information Reception : The Source = 186
• Factors That Influence Information Reception : The Medium and the Environment = 189
• Conclusion = 192
• Summary = 192
• Chapter 8 Communication Technology : The Tool-Making Animal = 199
• From Smoke Signals to Telecommunication = 200
• Functions of Communication Technology = 202
• The Evolution of Form = 204
• The Information Revolution = 209
• Communication Technology and the Quality of Life = 216
• Summary = 217
• Section Ⅲ Uses and Consequences of Information = 221
• Chapter 9 The Individual = 223
• Introduction = 224
• Acting and Reacting = 224
• Learning and Mapping = 227
• Idenitity and Self-Concept = 234
• Defining Stress and Stress Reduction = 236
• Networks, Socialization, and Influence = 237
• Summary = 243
• Chapter 10 Relationships = 248
• Interpersonal Communication and Relationships = 249
• Perspectives on Relationships = 251
• The Evolution of Relationships = 258
• Relational Patterns = 262
• Factors Which Influence Patterns = 265
• Summary = 267
• Chapter 11 Grops and Organizations = 271
• Functions and Goals = 272
• Network and Networking = 274
• Symbols and Rules = 277
• Roles and Responsibilities = 279
• Communication, Groups and Organizations = 286
• Summary = 287
• Chapter 12 Societies and Cultures = 292
• Societal and International Networks = 293
• Culture = 294
• Communication and Culture = 294
• Mass Communication and Culture = 301
• Characteristics of Culture = 302
• Cultural Adaptation = 312
• Intercultural and International Relations = 316
• Summary = 317
• Author Index = 323
• Subject Index = 329