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Digital Communications: From E-Mail to the Cyber Community (The Digital World)

Chelsea House Publications, 2010

Between September 2006 and May 2007, the online networking site Facebook doubled its number of visitors to 26 million. Today, it has more than 300 million active users worldwide. Though Facebook is just one tool people use to connect with each other, the myriad of other Web sites such as MySpace and the estimated 2 billion cellphones in use...

Intimacy: Clinical, Cultural, Digital and Developmental Perspectives

Routledge, 2018

Intimacy: Clinical, Cultural, Digital and Developmental Perspectives applies a contemporary, psychoanalytic lens to the many facets of intimacy between people, from romantic and sexual relationships, to friendliness, as well as the ways intimacy is mediated by new digital technologies.

Identifying...

Going Visual: Using Images to Enhance Productivity, Decision-Making and Profits

John Wiley & Sons, 2005

This book addresses the question, “What is the best new tool I
could use to significantly improve my business?” The short
answer is images—and their power to communicate. Going Visual is
all about putting that power to use.

We live in a world of images. Images are everywhere, in magazines
and...

Knowledge Management 2.0: Organizational Models and Enterprise Strategies

IGI Global, 2011

In the last few years, Knowledge Management (KM) practices have evolved in organizations. Due to the introduction of Web 2.0 technologies, new usages of information and knowledge sharing have emerged (Enterprise 2.0). The new generation of employees (Generation Y or Milennials) has new habits at work. They use everyday Web 2.0...

Effective Interpersonal and Team Communication Skills for Engineers

John Wiley & Sons, 2013

Historically, the need for communication skills was not particularly emphasized in engineering education. However, recent studies show that clear, spoken communication is an essential competency for an engineer. This book introduces key principles of communication that support clear exchanges in a technical context. Using self-assessment...

How to Read People Like a Book: Find Out What People Really Think, Even When They Lie. Anticipate Intentions and Defend Yourself Against Those Who Are Deceiving You Through Body Language

Independent Publishers Group, 2021

Have you ever wanted to know what a person really thinks of you?
Do you want to learn how to deal with different personality types?
Are you tired of being made fun of by the first person who passes by because you are unable to read their intentions?

This manual provides a cutting-edge...

Communication in Organizations: Basic Skills and Conversation Models

Psychology Press, 2005

One of the most important requirements of leadership is effective communication. The idea that some people are natural leaders and that others will never learn to show good leadership is now outdated. It has been replaced by the conviction that leadership and communication skills can be learnt.

Providing a thorough introduction to...

Holy War, Holy Peace: How Religion Can Bring Peace to the Middle East

Oxford University Press, 2002

Part I: Analysis 1. The Interaction between Religion and Culture in Peace and Conflict 2. Family Myths and Cultural Conflict 3. Political and Mythic Interdependencies 4. Patterns of Abrahamic Incrimination 5. Conflict, Injury, and Transformation Part II: Practical Applications 6. Patterns of Abrahamic Reconciliation: Act, Ritual, and Symbol as...

The Foundations of Statistics

Dover Publications, 1972

With the 1954 publication of his Foundations of Statistics, in which he proposed a basis that takes into account not only strictly objective and repetitive events, but also vagueness and interpersonal differences, Leonard J. Savage opened the greatest controversy in modern statistical thought. His theory of the...

Health and the Good Society: Setting Healthcare Ethics in Social Context (Issues in Biomedical Ethics)

Oxford University Press, 2005

In this book I explore some of the implications of looking at healthcare ethics in social context. My starting point is the contention that clinical ethics cannot be insulated from questions in public-health ethics; and the book is in large part an elaboration and defence of that contention. My purpose is partly substantive and...

Cancer, Culture and Communication

Springer, 2003

The importance of the cultural context to health outcomes has only recently become a central concern and a part of the biomedical literature.1-3 A medical encounter is an interpersonal interaction occurring in and influenced by one or more cultural contexts. Ideally, this communication is the seed from which the relationship between the...

Patient-Centred Medicine in Transition: The Heart of the Matter (Advances in Medical Education)

Springer, 2014

This book challenges functional models for more aesthetic and ethical models, where communication is grounded in values systems of cultures. Here, communication is treated as a distributed phenomenon involving networks of persons, activities and artifacts, and extends beyond doctor-patient relationships to working in and across teams around...

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Have you ever wanted to know what a person really thinks of you? Do you want to learn how to deal with different personality types? Are you tired of being made fun of by the first person who passes by because you are unable to read their intentions?

Have you ever wanted to know what a person really thinks of you?
Do you want to learn how to deal with different personality types?
Are you tired of being made fun of by the first person who passes by because you are unable to read their intentions?