Table of contents for Making connections : readings in relational communication / [edited by] Kathleen M. Galvin, Pamela J. Cooper.

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Table of Contents
Preface		
Acknowledgments	
Contributors
Part I: Communication Foundations in Relationships
Introduction	
1.	The Communication Process:	Impersonal and Interpersonal	
 (Updated)
2.	The Relational Perspective	
 3.	Theories of Relational Communication	
Lynn H. Turner and Richard West
 (Updated)
Part II: Building Blocks
 Introduction 	
4.	Elements of Language	
5.	Listening and Feedback: The Other Half of Communication	
6. Helpful Listening and Responding 
 (Reinserted from an earlier edition)
 
 7.	Elements of Nonverbal Communication	
 
Part III: Perceptual Processes and Communication
A.	Perception and Self-Concept
Introduction
	
8.	Perceiving the Self
	
9	Four Important Cognitive Processes	
 B. Perceptual Filters
 Introduction	
Culture
 10.	The Necessity of Intercultural Communication	
 
11.	When Miss America Was Always White	
 
Family
12. 	Why Examine Family Background?	
Gender 
 13	Growing Up Masculine, Growing Up Feminine	
 
 14.	'Put That Paper Down and Talk to Me!': Rapport-Talk and Report-Talk	
	
 
Part IV: Developing Relationships
 Introduction 	
 15.	Relationship Stages: A Communication Perspective	
 (Updated from 2005 edition)
 
 16.	From Miscegenation to Multiculturism: Perceptions and Stages of Interracial 
Relationship Development	
 17	The Relationships of Lesbians and of Gay Men	
 Part V: Sustaining Relationships
 Introduction 	
 18. Affection: A Vocabulary of Loving Messages	
 (Updated) 
 19	Face Management in Interpersonal Communication	
 
 20	Belly Button Fuzz and Wicky-Wacky Cake: Rituals in Our Personal Relationships	
 
 21	The What, When, Who, and Why of Nagging in Interpersonal Relationships	
 
 22	Communicating Forgiveness	
 
Part VI: Struggling in Relationships
 Introduction 	
 23	Collaborative Negotiation	
 
 24	I Can't Talk About It Now	
 
 25	Who's Responsible for What?
 
26 Anti-Comforting Messages (Dale Hample)
 (New) 
 
 27.	Why Marriages Fail	
 
Part VII: Ending Relationships
Introduction 	
28. Relational Decline	
 (Updated from 2005 edition)
 
29.	Dialectical Process in the Disengagement of Interpersonal Relationships	
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30.	'The Worst Part Is, We Don't Even Talk Anymore': Post-Dissolutional Communication 
in Break Up Stories
 
Part VII The Dark Side of Relationships
31. Introduction to the Dark Side
 Brian Spitzberg (new)
32. Lying 
 Knapp and Vangelisti (new)
33. Serial Arguments
 Courtney Waite Miller (new) 
34. Child Physical Abuse: The Relevance of Communication Research	
 Steven R. Wilson (moved from Contexts section)
 
 
 Part IX: Contexts
 A. Family
 Introduction 	
35. Family Ground Rules	
 (moved up from earlier section)
36. Discourse-dependency: The legacy of family diversity. 
 Kathleen Galvin (new)
 
 37.	Sibling Use of Relational Maintenance Behaviors	
 
 38.	Communicating About Sex With Parents and Partners
	
 
B. Friends
 Introduction 	
 39.	Being There for Friends
 
40. Urban Tribes
 Ethan Watters (new) 
 41.	Communication in Cross-Gender Friendships
 
C. Technology
 Introduction 	
 42.	CMC 
 Susan Barnes (new)
43. Teenage Life Online: The Rise of the Instant-Message Generation and the Internet's Impact 
on Friendships and Family Relationships	
44. How Technology Changes Established Communication Patterns.
 Katrina Shonbeck (new) 
	
Conclusion 	

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Interpersonal communication.
Interpersonal relations.
Communication -- Psychological aspects.
Sex differences (Psychology).