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How to Win Friends and Influence People

Dale Carnegie

1936 ★ 4.2

The dark side of interpersonal communication

William R. Cupach, Brian H. Spitzberg

2007

Communication

Robert Wandberg, Millie Shepich

2001

Why Men Lie and Women Cry

Barbara Pease, Allan Pease

2002 ★ 5.0

Art of explanation

Lee LeFever

2013

Giving feedback

Harvard Business School

2007

A daughter's journey home

Linda Mintle

2004

Dynamics of Relationships (Understanding Relationship Processes series)

Steve Duck

1994

Intercourse

Andrea Dworkin

1988

Make Peace with Anyone

David J. Lieberman

2002

World wide mind

Michael Chorost

2011

Communication and education skills for dietetics professionals

Betsy B. Holli

2003

How to talk to the people you love

Don Gabor

1989

The Art of Talking to Anyone

Rosalie Maggio

2005

The Politics of ethics

Richard P. Nielsen

1996

Communicate to Influence

Ben Decker, Kelly Decker

2015

Rewire

Ethan Zuckerman

2013

Straight talk

Robert Maidment

1980

When Opposites Attract

Rebecca Cutter

1995

How to Live with a Man... And Love It!

Jennifer Worick

2005

Therapeutic metaphors

David Cole Gordon

1978

Nonviolent Communication

Rosenberg, Magiarí Díaz Díaz, Marshall B. Rosenberg et al.

1999 ★ 4.6

Communication in Organizations

Dalmar Fisher

1981

Interpersonal communication

Pamela J. Kalbfleisch

1993

As we speak

Peter Meyers

2011

Handbook of communication and social interaction skills

Brant R. Burleson, John O. Greene

2003

Executive image power

PowerDynamics Publishing

2009

Don't sing songs to a heavy heart

Kenneth C. Haugk

2004

But I didn't mean that!

Richard Heyman, June Paris, Rachel Small

2007

Reaching out

David W. Johnson

1981

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