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Conversation ethics and better communication?

How can an increased understanding of conversation ethics and civility help you increase the effectiveness of your interpersonal communication skills?

Not that it looks directly at the "ethics" of communication, the book "Microcounseling" by Allen Ivey (NY: Charles Thomas, 1971) is a good start. It may be tough to find now, perhaps try Amazon or eBay.

I used it in training pastoral counselors, for whom ethical concerns in their work were important.

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2 Responses to “Conversation ethics and better communication?”

  1. Martell Says:
    August 31st, 2009 at 1:56 am

    Your Q intrigued me, because there had been no Answers!!! I have an MA and EdSpecialist degree in Guidance and Counseling–but can’t for the life of me figure out what you’re talking about!!! Please illucidate–or ignore and go your own way.
    References :

  2. Dr. Bob Says:
    August 31st, 2009 at 2:31 am

    Not that it looks directly at the "ethics" of communication, the book "Microcounseling" by Allen Ivey (NY: Charles Thomas, 1971) is a good start. It may be tough to find now, perhaps try Amazon or eBay.

    I used it in training pastoral counselors, for whom ethical concerns in their work were important.
    References :

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