Explorations in Interpersonal Communication

by Gerald R. Miller

As interest in interpersonal communication grew among communication researchers during the late 70′s, contemporary researchers in social psychology and sociology worked on the fields of personal perception, interpersonal attraction and non-verbal communication. The papers in this volume reflect the issues of concern to those researchers. ′Without exception, the contributors treat communication as it exists in the real world...This focus on research related to real problems, rather than to the study of communication in a vacuum is to be commended...the last article...is sufficiently interesting that it is like the end of a good movie...You will simply recommend it (and the entire book) to friends, as I am doing here.′ -- Sou

274 pages, Hardcover

First published November 1, 1976