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"Although most books on the subject are limited to discussions of interpersonal theory or practice, Hargie, Saunders and Dickson combine both in this book to provide the reader with a stimulating look at contemporary research findings and their potential applications in various professional contexts."
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The subject of interpersonal skill has attracted enormous research interest in recent years. This third edition of Social Skills in Interpersonal Communication has been completely revised and rewritten to bring the book entirely up to date. New chapters have been added on the nature of skilled communication, and on interpersonal influence. Social Skills in Interpersonal Communication is the leading book in this field and will remain the standard textbook for everyone studying interpersonal communication.
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What happens when two people meet and initiate a social encounter can be accounted for in different ways depending upon the particular theoretical perspective which one brings to bear upon such activity (Turner, 1988). Read the first page
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