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Full-Text Articles in Interpersonal and Small Group Communication
Who Needs Blame?: Answerability Without Expressed Blame, Sarah Gokhale
Who Needs Blame?: Answerability Without Expressed Blame, Sarah Gokhale
Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects
This dissertation argues that we can hold other agents morally responsible without expressing blame and, more strongly, that doing so is preferable. I first argue that blame is fundamentally retributive, and that blame’s retributive foundation is incipiently present even in civilized guises. As such, even though some forms of expressed blame are quite civilized, expressed blame always involves a risk of emotional damage, entrenchment, and escalation. To make things worse, I argue that anger is an exacerbating feature of blame’s retributive foundation. I then argue that, generally speaking, cases of public blame involve higher stakes than cases of private judgments …
Zero Textbook Cost Syllabus For Com 3078 (Group Communication), Elizabeth Minei
Zero Textbook Cost Syllabus For Com 3078 (Group Communication), Elizabeth Minei
Open Educational Resources
This course focuses on small-group communication in private, public, and business settings. Topics include types and functions of groups, group-communication theory, issues of power and trust in group communication, effective communication in face-to-face and virtual teams, group conflict, group cohesiveness and team-building, and communication strategies for collaborative problem-solving and decision-making. The format of the course is designed so you will have the opportunity to develop and practice your group communication skills. Therefore, the goal is to provide you with new perspectives on the process of group and team communication, as well as increased options for communicating effectively in group and …
Selected Assignments For Interpersonal Communications, Joshua Halberstam
Selected Assignments For Interpersonal Communications, Joshua Halberstam
Open Educational Resources
No abstract provided.