Family Communication Cohesion and Change 9th Edition by Kathleen M. Galvin

Looking for a comprehensive resource to understand family communication patterns and theories? Dive into the 9th edition of Family Communication Cohesion and Change by Kathleen M. Galvin. This textbook delves into the analysis of family interaction patterns while connecting communication theories to real-life family dynamics.

With a focus on a framework of family functions, personal narratives, and recent research, this edition emphasizes the diversity of modern families in terms of their structure, cultural backgrounds, and developmental journeys.

ISBN-10: 0205945236 | ISBN-13: 9780205945238

Key Features:

• Insightful analysis of family communication patterns
• Application of communication theories to real-world family interactions
• In-depth exploration of diverse family structures, ethnic influences, and developmental aspects
• Access to MySearchLab for additional research and academic resources
• Enhanced critical thinking skills through research and writing tools
• Option to download the eText to a tablet for on-the-go learning

FAQs:

What is included in the MySearchLab?

MySearchLab provides research and writing tools, along with access to academic journals, to deepen students’ understanding of critical thinking and family communication.

Can students access the eText offline?

Yes, students can download the eText to a tablet using the free Pearson eText app for convenient offline learning.

Is this textbook suitable for students of family studies and communication?

Absolutely! Family Communication Cohesion and Change is designed to benefit students studying family dynamics, communication, sociology, and related fields.

Conclusion:

Get ready to explore the intricate world of family communication with Family Communication Cohesion and Change 9th Edition. With its engaging approach to analyzing family interactions and diverse structures, this textbook offers a valuable resource for students aspiring to understand the complexities of modern families.