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소 개
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A First Look at Communication Theory encourages students who are encountering the field for the first time to tackle theories without fear. The authors’ conversational style and relevant examples keep complex theories within the grasp of first-time theory students. Over 30 diverse theories are introduced that are a mix of foundational and recent scholarship and, with the benefit of numerous examples and connections to pop culture, help students apply them to their own lives.
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PART 1. Overview.
1. Launching Your Study.
2. Objective and Interpretive Approaches.
3. Weighing the Words.
4. Mapping the Territory.
PART 2. Interpersonal Communication.
5. Symbolic Interactionism.
6. Expectancy Violations Theory.
7. Family Communication Patterns Theory.
8. Social Penetration Theory.
9. Uncertainty Reduction Theory.
10. Social Information Processing Theory.
11. Relational Dialectics Theory.
12. Communication Privacy Management Theory.
13. Media Multiplexity Theory.
14. Social Judgment Theory.
15. Elaboration Likelihood Model.
16. Cognitive Dissonance Theory.
17. The Rhetoric.
18. Dramatism.
19. Narrative Paradigm.
20. Functional Perspective on Group Decision-Making.
21. Symbolic Convergence Theory
22. Cultural Approach to Organizations.
23. Communicative Constitution of Organizations.
24. Critical Theory of Communication in Organizations.
25. Communication Accommodation Theory.
26. Face-Negotiation Theory.
27. Co-Cultural Theory.
28. Afrocentricity.
29. Feminist Standpoint Theory.
30. Muted Group Theory.
31. Media Ecology.
32. Context Collapse.
33. Semiotics.
34. Cultural Studies.
35. Uses and Gratifications.
36. Cultivation Theory.
37. Agenda-Setting Theor.y
38. Common Threads in Comm Theories.
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AUTHORS
Em Griffin
(Wheaton College)
Andrew Ledbetter
(Teas Christian University)
Glenn Sparks
(Purdue University)
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