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Stull, James B.; Baird, John W. – 1983
Interpersonal simulations may be used as a module in cultural awareness programs to provide realistic environments in which students, supervisors, and managers may practice communication skills that are effective in multicultural environments. To conduct and implement a cross-cultural simulation, facilitators should proceed through four stages:…
Descriptors: Business Skills, Communication Problems, Communication Skills, Cross Cultural Training
Grunwald, Bernice Bronia; McAbee, Harold V. – 1999
This text on principles of Adlerian Psychology is designed for use in family counseling. It begins with an overview of Alfred Adler and his basic philosophy on human relationships. Throughout the book, as the Adlerian theory is discussed, practical application of theory is explained for counselors. Counselors must have a firm theoretical basis for…
Descriptors: Behavior Theories, Behavioral Science Research, Child Rearing, Communication Problems
