Communication and Interpersonal Relationships: How to Say What You Mean to Say

Auteurs

• Dave Marks

Paramètres

• 66 pages
• 3 heures de lecture

• Manuels

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From the Preface: This is a book about the uses and effects of your communication techniques in your relationships with people who are close to you. Words are so important a part of what we do, what we think and what creates the bonds between us, that our lives truly are controlled and defined by them. How we use words and to what purpose we use them, determines the types of people we are. These exercises will help you relate to others in ways that will allow you to understand what you both are feeling and saying. They were designed for teenagers. This is not a textbook to be used in a school. Most of the techniques presented are too complicated for classroom use.Chapters include Eye Contact, How Not to be a Bore, I Can Top That, Understanding Other People's Point of View, How to Disagree, and more.Grade: 6 and up

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• Année de publication: 2007
• Reliure: (souple)