Human Communication Theory

Human Communication Theory by Sarah Trenholm, published by Prentice Hall in 1991, is a comprehensive survey designed for junior and senior-level students. This edition spans 289 pages and presents a social science perspective on human communication theory, focusing on problem-oriented approaches. The text is noted for its clarity, making it suitable for those seeking a rigorous, theory-based introduction to communication studies.
Readers will find that this book covers a range of topics within communication, including aspects of psychology and social psychology, as well as connections to performing arts and language arts. The content is structured to facilitate understanding of complex theories, making it a valuable resource for students and educators in communication studies. This edition aims to provide a solid foundation in the principles of human communication, distinguishing itself with its accessible writing style.
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A jr-sr level survey of human communication theory which takes a social science and problems oriented approach. Very clearly written, may be appropriate for a rigorous, theory-based intro to communication course. More accessible than Littlejohn.
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