Family Communication

“This book needs to be on the shelf of all family scholars—students, instructors, professionals alike. It is a go-to sourcebook that has synthesized decades of past and present interdisciplinary theory and research about family interaction.” Alesia Woszidlo, University of Kansas, USA “Segrin and Flora have produced a stellar volume that is both comprehensive and interdisciplinary. A 'must adopt' for anyone teaching family communication.” Brian Ogolsky, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA “Segrin and Flora have done it again by assembling a comprehensive collection of the most prominent and contemporary family communication concepts. The authors provide thought-provoking explanations, witty concrete examples, and a constant awareness of multiple perspectives when approaching everyday family communication processes.” Stephen M. Kromka, The University of Tampa, USA ""Segrin and Flora offer a comprehensive, up-to-date review of research on family communication that is engaging and eminently readable. They masterfully translate complex theories into clear, thought­provoking prose. They bring sophisticated concepts to life using interesting examples that students will see as both timely and relevant."" Anita L. Vangelisti, The University of Texas at Austin, USA