COM 110 - Interpersonal Communications

Offered FL, WI, as needed SM
Lecture- 3
3 credit hrs/3 contact hrs
Introduction to the theory and practice of interpersonal communications, analysis of daily communication interactions; and practice in developing and building better interpersonal relationships in family, work, and social settings. Formerly SPE 110.

Student Learning Outcomes:

Analyze how communication models operate in context.
Explain the development of your self-concept.
Describe the steps in the perception process.
Choose appropriate listening responses.
Assess the “arbitrary, ambiguous and abstract” nature of language.
Distinguish types of non-verbal language.
Explain the main influences on emotions.
Choose communication behaviors which contribute to a positive communication climate.
Choose an appropriate method for conflict management.
Demonstrate respect and tolerance for differing views.