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Barnhard, Neil – 1980
Intended for the beginning or inexperienced supervisor, this continuing education course syllabus presents basic information on the development of human relations skills, particularly in the areas of leadership, communication, conflict, and motivation. Role playing situations set in various types of medical libraries are also outlined to provide…
Descriptors: Communication Skills, Conflict Resolution, Course Content, Human Relations
Mezoff, Bob – 1979
This document includes a package of behavioral objectives for use in an introductory human relations course. Nine learning modules are described, each containing objectives in the cognitive area and in the skills and applications areas. The modules cover the following affective behavior topics: (1) communication and listening skills; (2) self…
Descriptors: Affective Objectives, Cognitive Development, Communication (Thought Transfer), Conflict Resolution
Berger, Karl; And Others – 1989
Part of a larger project, "The U.S. and the USSR: Choices for the 21st Century," that is aimed at developing curricular materials for use at the secondary, undergraduate, and adult education levels, this book helps high school students to think through some of the complex issues surrounding U.S.-Soviet relations and the nuclear arms race…
Descriptors: Conflict Resolution, Decision Making, Diplomatic History, Disarmament
Lombana, Judy H.; Pratt, Phillip A. – 1978
This programmed text for self-study provides information on conflict resolution in the workplace. Part of a series of such texts, the book presents examples of familiar situations involving work-related conflicts. The text then discusses two possible answers and explains why one or the other is appropriate for conflict resolution. Through such…
Descriptors: Assertiveness, Conflict Resolution, Employee Attitudes, Employer Employee Relationship
Lombana, Judy H.; Pratt, Phillip A. – 1978
This programmed text for self-study provides information on assertive communication in business. Part of a series of such texts, the book presents examples of familiar work situations involving interpersonal problems. The text then discusses each of the answers and explains why one or the other is appropriate for communicating assertively. Some of…
Descriptors: Assertiveness, Business Education, Communication Skills, Conflict Resolution