Changes in Students' Perceived Communication Competence: An Experimental Investigation of the Impact of an Interpersonal Communication Course

Author

Heidi M. Wilhelmi, Western Michigan University

Date of Defense

4-23-2003

Department

Communication

First Advisor

Dr. Kathleen Propp

Second Advisor

Dr. Peter Northouse

Abstract

We cannot not communicate. Everything we say or do, what we wear, or who we interact with communicates something about ourselves to everyone. Much of our communicating takes place in small groups and on personal contexts. More important, however, is our ability to adequately communicate on an interpersonal basis.

Recommended Citation

Wilhelmi, Heidi M., "Changes in Students' Perceived Communication Competence: An Experimental Investigation of the Impact of an Interpersonal Communication Course" (2003). Honors Theses. 1691.
https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/honors_theses/1691

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