Bringing together top listening scholars from a range ofdisciplines and real world perspectives, Listening and HumanCommunication in the 21st Century offers a state-of-the-artoverview of what we know and think about listening behavior in the21st century.
* Introduces students to the core issues listening theory andpractice
* Includes student friendly features such as editorialintroductions to each section and questions for further reflectionat the end of each chapter
* Discussion ranges from historical perspectives to presenttheory, to teaching and performing listening in the classroom, inhealth care, and in corporate settings
Andrew D. Wolvin
Cognitive Psychology Communication & Media Studies Communication Studies Kognitive Psychologie Kommunikation u. Medienforschung Kommunikationswissenschaft Psychologie Psychology Social Psychology Sozialpsychologie
"The book describes and grounds the listening research process andfindings in broad brush strokes that all can follow. It's themost comprehensive view of the listening field since Duker."Charles Roberts, East Tennessee State University
"Wolvin's new text is long overdue. It provides anexcellent introduction to listening theory and research -past and present - qualitative and quantitative. Forthose new to this area, this text is a must read." DebraWorthington, Auburn University
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