Let’s Talk about Interpersonal Communication 4/E ePDF

Building on the success of the previous three editions, the fourth edition of Let’s Talk about Interpersonal Communication is a lively, challenging and interactive communication course that is fully updated and offers new research studies and additional South African examples. The book covers all major aspects of interpersonal communication. Features ¥ Mind maps that visually summarise each chapter; ¥ ‘In practice’ case studies that illustrate how principles work in everyday life; ¥ ‘In theory’ sections that highlight relevant communication theories for students who want to know more; ¥ Each chapter ends with a ‘Moral of the story’, summarising the big idea in the chapter; ¥ Additional information, web links, activities and other resources are provided by means QR codes that can be accessed through smart phones, mobile devices or through the web; and ¥ Access to Pearson’s Study On The Go mobile platform, with flash cards, outcomes, chapter summaries and MCQs for students on the move. Elements that enhance learning ¥ More examples of interpersonal communication in the workplace; ¥ More South African examples; ¥ ‘In a nutshell’ tables that summarise the content; ¥ Cartoons that illustrate concepts in a humorous way; and ¥ Suggested test and exam application questions. About the authors Marianne Louw has a Masters degree in Leadership and an Honours degree in Communication, and is doing her Doctorate in Interpersonal Leadership Communication. She heads the sections of Communication & Media Studies and Public Relations at Monash South Africa, a campus of the international Monash University. She also lectured at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) and the Vaal Triangle University of Technology. FranzŽl du Plooy-Cilliers holds a Doctorate in Interpersonal Communication and is the Head of the Faculty of Applied Humanities at the Independent Institute of Education (IIE). Before joining the IIE, she headed up Communication & Media Studies at Monash South Africa and lectured at UJ for several years. She is a programme evaluator for the Council on Higher Education (CHE). This eBook is in ePDF format, which enables you to: ¥ View the entire book offline on desktop or tablet; ¥ Search for and highlight text; and ¥ Add and edit personal notes directly in your eBook.