Interpersonal communication

Author: Li Zheng
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts, totaling thirteen chapters. The first part is on interpersonal relationships and interpersonal communication concepts, serving as an introduction, including: interpersonal relationships and support systems, interpersonal communication, self-perception and others' perception, verbal communication and nonverbal communication. It primarily explains the basic concepts for understanding and enhancing interpersonal communication skills. The second part focuses on developing interpersonal relationship skills, applying the universality of theory, including: being a good listener, how to communicate with others, the art of criticism, the art of praise, how to enhance persuasiveness, refusal, and expressing different opinions. It mainly clarifies the communication skills necessary for developing good interpersonal relationships. The third part is on communication in professional relationships, a clinical application of theory, including: communication relationships in organizations, nurse-patient communication. It primarily explains the relationships between superiors and subordinates, colleagues, and nurse-patient relationships, as well as the communication skills required to develop these relationships. This writing structure effectively reinforces the learned concepts of communication and helps practically improve the general and clinical interpersonal communication skills of nursing students. This textbook unifies scientific and practicality, making it suitable for teachers and students of nursing and medical-related majors at the undergraduate and junior college levels. It also provides some reference value for clinical nursing staff to enhance their professional level.