Social Communication (Paperback)

Fiedler, Frontiers of Research on Social Communication: Introduction and Overview. Section I: Communication Within and Between Groups and Cultures. Kashima, Klein, Clark, Grounding: Sharing Information in Social Interaction. Wigboldus, Douglas, Language, Stereotypes, and Intergroup Relations. Conway III, Schaller, How Communication Shapes Culture. Giles, Willemyns, Gallois, Chernikoff Anderson, Accommodating a New Frontier: The Context of Law Enforcement. Stahlberg, Braun, Irmen, Sczesny, Representation of the Sexes in Language. Section II: Strategic Uses of Social Communication. Erb, Bohner, Social Influence and Persuasion: Recent Theoretical Developments and Integrative Attempts. Wanke, What is Said and What is Meant: Conversational Implicatures in Natural Conversations, Research Settings, Media, and Advertising. Hollingshead, Jacobsohn, Beck, Motives and Goals in Context: A Strategic Analysis of Information Sharing in Groups. Section III: Social Communication, Affect, and Behavior Regulation. Bavelas, Gerwing, Conversational Hand Gestures and Facial Displays in Face-to-Face Dialogue. Vrij, Deception: A Social Lubricant and a Selfish Act. Chung, Pennebaker, The Psychological Functions of Function Words. Section IV: Social Communication and Adaptive Behavior Regulation. Snyder, Stukas Jr., Interpersonal Processes in Context: Understanding the Influence of Settings and Situations on Social Interaction. Semin, Linguistic Markers of Social Distance and Proximity. Corballis, The Evolution of Language. Schober, Epilogue: Language at the Heart of Social Psychology.