本书提供作译者介绍Jean H. Miculka is an Associate Professor Emerita from the Speech Communication Department at the University of Texas， El Paso. Her long career began as a radio announcer， attending classes at NBC. She graduated with an M.A. from Northwestern University's School of Speech and taught at the elementary through high school levels for 14 years. Relocating to Texas， she set up a speech program at Frank Phillips Junior College， then moved on to the U...
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UNIT 1:Communicatin on All Channels CHAPTER 1:You Are a Coded Communication Channel Communication-Channels and Codes Perception-Basis for Communication Communication-The Process Speech-A Part of the Process Speech-The Basic Elements Feedback-Aid to Communication Flow Chapter Summary Chapter Review Can You Define These Terms? Application Making Connections Projects Winning Edge:FBLA Public Speading! CHAPTER 2:Speech Is an Orailanguage Code The Power of Words Language Levels The Listener's Role Chapter Summary Chapter Review Can You Define These Terms? Applications Making Connections Projects Winning Edge:BPA Extemporaneous Speech CHAPTER 3:Paralanguage Flavors the Verbal Message CHAPTER 4:Nonverbal Codes Send Silent Messages UNIT 2:Communicating Person to Person CHAPTER 5:Building Confidence CHAPTER 6:Developing Interpersonal Skills CHAPTER 7:Interviewing Effectively UNIT 3:Group Communication CHAPTER 8:Speaking in Groups CHAPTER 9:Group Interaction UNIT 4:Communicatioin with an Audience CHAPTER 10:Designing a Message for an Audience CHAPTER 11:Organizing and Supporting Ideas CHAPTER 12:Polishing Your Presentatino Glossary
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