Looking Out, Looking In (15th Edition) – eBook

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Looking Out, Looking In (15th Edition) – eBook PDF:

Author(s)

Ronald B. Adler

Dr. Ronald B. Adler is professor emeritus at Santa Barbara City College. Throughout his career, he has specialized in the study of organizational and interpersonal communication. Dr. Adler is the coauthor of Understanding Human Communication, Interplay: The Process of Interpersonal Communication 14th edition as well as the widely used textbook Looking Out/Looking In and the author of Confidence in Communication: A Guide to Assertive and Social Skills. Ronald Adler is also a consultant for a number of professional, corporate, and government clients and leads workshops in such areas as conflict resolution, team building, presentational speaking, and interviewing.

Russell F. Proctor II

Dr. Russell F. Proctor II was Professor of Communication Studies at Northern Kentucky University for over 25 years. He primarily taught courses in interviewing and interpersonal communication, and he won NKU’s Outstanding Professor Award in 1997. In addition to his work on Interplay 14th edition, he is also the coauthor of Looking Out, Looking In (2011). Professor Proctor has written and presented extensively on the use of feature films as instructional tools in communication courses (including Now Playing for OUP).

Looking Out, Looking In (15th Edition) – eBook

A longtime favourite with millions of readers,

Looking Out, Looking In, 15^th Edition (PDF) maintains its market-leading tradition of linking the latest theory and research to students’ everyday lives. Its accessible approach motivates college students to learn and apply communication principles in both personal relationships and professional ones on the job.

Expanded emphasis on online social media includes an all-new chapter devoted to the role of mediated communication in interpersonal relationships as well as integrated coverage throughout the ebook. In addition, compelling cartoons, new readings, lively photos, diverse examples, and popular culture references bring principles to life.

Reviews

“I REALLY like this chapter [new Chapter 2 Interpersonal Communication and Social Media]. It is by far one of the best and most relevant writings on social media research I have seen and I would be excited about the possibility of including it in my college curriculum.”

“The textbook is engaging and my students repeatedly tell me that it is the only–or one of the only textbooks they plan on keeping.”

NOTE: This purchase only includes the PDF of the book LOOKING OUT, LOOKING IN, 15e. No access codes included.