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Interpersonal Relationships
Emotional Intelligence
  1. Being Self-Aware
  2. Managing Emotions
  3. Motivating Yourself
  4. Recognizing Emotions in Others
  5. Handling Relationships
Attraction to Others
  1. Physical Attraction
  2. Perceived Gain
  3. Similarities
  4. Differences
  5. Proximity
Motives for Interpersonal Communication
  1. Pleasure
  2. Affection
  3. Inclusion
  4. Escape
  5. Relaxation
  6. Control
Talking to Each Other
  1. Roles, Relationships, and Communication
  2. Beginning Conversations: The Art of Small Talk
  3. Bids and the Bidding Process
  4. Owned Messages
Self-Disclosure: Important Talk
  1. The Importance of Self-Discipline
  2. The Process of Self-Disclosure
  3. Self-Disclosure and Intimacy: Rewards and Fears
  4. When Should Self-Disclosure Occur?
Family Communication
  1. The Systems Theory of Family
  2. Intimacy in Couples and Families
  3. Happily Married Couples
  4. Communication between Parents and Children
  5. Stepfamilies
  6. Quality Communication in a Family
  7. Subjects Better Left Unsaid in Families
Chapter Review
Questions to Review
References
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