Communication as Listener Centric
One of my most impressionable college courses was Group Communication. I still have the book for the course, Effective Group Discussion, by John Brilhart, now faded, worn and dog-eared. I have carried forward one concept from that course more than any other: “Communication is a receiver phenomenon.” Brilhart goes on to quote Richard Thayer paraphrasing the same idea: “Communication always occurs in … Continue reading Communication as Listener Centric