Explain the stages in the history of the study of interpersonal relationships research. What other disciplines had an influence on the development of this area of study?
What will be an ideal response?
1960s looked at small groups/dyads consisting of close friends, family members, romantic partners; in 1970s, first interpersonal communication books emerged; contributions came from social psychology, sociology, and anthropology. Evolution of interpersonal communication as primary emphasis in the communication discipline was the outcome of recognition that relationships are the primary locus for communication.
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