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In keeping with a broad conception of interpersonal conflict, this book is organized into two parts. The first focuses on conflict on different types of couple relationships -- homosexual, cross cultural, dating but violent, engaged, and married -- and group relationships -- student peers, parents and their young children, and adult children and their aging parents. The chapters not only review past research on conflict in some relationships, but also take a significant step forward in introducing a variety of other relationship types for future research on conflict. These chapters also offer

Part I: Conflict Management: Alternatives to Conflict. J.G. Healey, R.A. Bell, Assessing Alternative Responses to Conflicts in Friendship. M.E. Roloff, D.H. Cloven, The Chilling Effect in Interpersonal Relationships: The Reluctance to Speak One's Mind. D.A. Newton, J.K. Burgoon, Nonverbal Conflict Behaviors: Functions, Strategies, and Tactics. J.K. Alberts, The Use of Humor in Managing Couples' Conflict Interactions. J.G. Healey, R.A. Bell, Effects of Social Networks on Individuals' Responses to Conflicts in Friendship. Part II: Conflict Resolution: Constructive Confrontation Behavior, Interv

The author's self‐validation model of interpersonal communication is applied to supervisor‐subordinate relationships within the context of employee evaluation.

I relate two subjects—speech communication and employment interviewing—by applying a developmental theory of interpersonal communication to the initial job interview. Since I view an employment interview as symbolic interaction, I provide a self‐validation model that is analogous to interpersonal perception theory. I suggest the usefulness of the model by describing how interviewers and job applicants can enhance their interviewing skills.

Family violence from a communication perspective / Dudley D. Cahn -- The catalyst hypothesis : conditions under which coercive communication leads to physical aggression / Michael E. Roloff -- Family interaction process : an essential tool for exploring abusive relations / Gayla Margolin [et al.] -- Home is where the hell is : an introduction to violence against children from a communication perspective / Linda Ade-Ridder and Allen R. Jones -- Parent-to-child verbal aggression / Yvonne Vissing and Walter Baily -- Communication patterns in families of adolescent sex offenders / Sandra M. Stith and Gary H. Bischof -- Communication and violence in courtship relationships / Colleen M. Carey and Paul A. Mongeau -- The ties that bind women to violent premarital relationships : processes of seduction and entrapment / Karen H. Rosen -- Physical aggression, distress, and everyday marital interaction / Sally A. Lloyd -- The role of communication in verbal abuse between spouses / Teresa Chandler Sabourin -- Relational control and physical aggression in satisfying marital relationships / L. Edna Rogers, Anne Castleton, and Sally A. Lloyd