1. Chapter 1: Foundations of Interpersonal Communication (part 2 ) By: Julie Kahn, Maher Jada, Jimena Galvan, Scott Metts, and Gerardo Garcia
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Editor's Notes
#1 (after bullet #2): - Everything involved in interpersonal communication is in a state of flux. - One person’s message serves as the stimulus for another’s message, which in turn serves as a stimulus for the first person’s message - Each person simultaneously serves as a speaker and a listener #2 (after last bullet): - Each element is intimately connected to the other parts and to the whole
#1 (Before 1st bullet): - Each interpersonal communication act is purposeful… each has a purpose or a combination of purposes - There are 5 main purposes #2 (After 2nd bullet): - Your beliefs, attitudes, and values are more influenced by interpersonal encounters than by media or education - It helps you learn how you appear to others #3 (After 3rd): - A large portion of interpersonal communication is persuasive
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