Join Kathleen Galvin, Dawn O. Braithwaite, and Paul Schrodt as they discuss the journey and evolution of the seminal textbook "Family Communication," now in its 10th edition. This book encourages students to think critically about family communication patterns and to analyze them using a variety of theories.
In this video, the authors highlight key updates and features of the 10th edition, including:
• Enhanced readability and accessibility with new endnotes.
• Updated research across all chapters.
• A new "Family Matters" feature that delves deeper into one study per chapter.
• Contributions from Kelly Rossetto of Boise State University, who developed an extensive online resource for instructors.
Perfect for undergraduate students, researchers, instructors, counsellors, and anyone interested in family communication theory, this edition continues to set the standard in the field. Discover how the book has evolved to meet the needs of today's family communication studies and learn about the collaborative effort behind its success.
Available now: www.routledge.com/9781138285279
