Engaging Theories in Family Communication: Multiple PerspectivesEngaging Theories in Family Communication: Multiple Perspectives covers uncharted territory in its field, as it is the first book on the market to deal exclusively with family communication theory. In this volume, editors Dawn O. Braithwaite and Leslie A. Baxter bring together a group of contributors that represent a veritable Who's Who in the family communication field. These scholars examine both classic and cutting-edge theories to guide family communication research in the coming years. |
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... Family Relationships Jake Harwood, Jordan Soliz, & Mei-Chen Lin 3. Communication Privacy Management Theory: Understanding Families Sandra Petronio & John P. Caughlin 4. Family Communication Patterns Theory: A Social Cognitive Approach ...
... Family Relationships Jake Harwood, Jordan Soliz, & Mei-Chen Lin 3. Communication Privacy Management Theory: Understanding Families Sandra Petronio & John P. Caughlin 4. Family Communication Patterns Theory: A Social Cognitive Approach ...
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... Family Communication and Attachment Patterns April R. Trees Attribution Theories: Assessing Causal and Responsibility Judgments in Families Valerie L. Manusov Critical Feminist Theories: A Provocative Perspective on Families Julia T ...
... Family Communication and Attachment Patterns April R. Trees Attribution Theories: Assessing Causal and Responsibility Judgments in Families Valerie L. Manusov Critical Feminist Theories: A Provocative Perspective on Families Julia T ...
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... communication accommodation theory, a theory that “was originally developed ... patterns in families, but was developed to provide a more general ... family communication. In contrast to theories that were developed to address dyadic ...
... communication accommodation theory, a theory that “was originally developed ... patterns in families, but was developed to provide a more general ... family communication. In contrast to theories that were developed to address dyadic ...
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... communication norms of one's family of origin affect the development of communication norms in one's own family. The researcher would begin with a theory relevant to this ... patterns they 4 ENGAGING THEORIES IN FAMILY COMMUNICATION.
... communication norms of one's family of origin affect the development of communication norms in one's own family. The researcher would begin with a theory relevant to this ... patterns they 4 ENGAGING THEORIES IN FAMILY COMMUNICATION.
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... patterns they can also choose to change those patterns. Interpretive researchers are committed to a detailed understanding of how particular social realities are produced and maintained through the everyday practices of individuals ...
... patterns they can also choose to change those patterns. Interpretive researchers are committed to a detailed understanding of how particular social realities are produced and maintained through the everyday practices of individuals ...
Contents
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Understanding Families | 35 |
A Social Cognitive Approach | 50 |
Theories of Goals Plans and Planning Processes in Families | 66 |
A New Theory in Family Communication | 82 |
Telling Stories Doing Family | 99 |
A Provocative Perspective on Families | 197 |
A Lens for Viewing Family Conflict and Violence | 213 |
Social Constructionism and Symbolic Interactionism | 229 |
Interdependence and Equity | 243 |
Modeling and Communication in the Family Context | 260 |
Families Across the Life Span | 276 |
Promising Directions for Family Communication Research | 293 |
Patterns and Wholes in Family Communication | 309 |
An Interactional Family Theory | 115 |
Multivocal Dialogues of Family Communication | 130 |
Communication Dramatizing Messages and Rhetorical Visions in Families | 146 |
Part II Theories Originating In Complementary Fields | 163 |
The Reciprocal Relationship Between Family Communication and Attachment Patterns | 165 |
Assessing Causal and Responsibility Judgments In Families | 181 |
An Evolutionary Approach to Family Communication | 325 |
Index | 341 |
About the Editors | 355 |
About the Contributors | 357 |
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