Practical and concise, this book offers specific techniques to make small group interactions more effective and efficient. Groups in Process continues to balance traditional and progressive approaches to teaching small group communication, drawing together the best of current research and thought on leadership, problem solving, and conflict management. Thorough and up-to-date, this book serves as a bridge between discussion-based texts and newer, interpersonal perspectives. Its straightforward presentation translates theory into practice with a plenitude of real-world examples. For those interested in Small Group Communication.

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*HA09, Groups in Process: An Introduction to Small Group Communication, 5/e, Barker(Auburn University), Kathy J. Wahlers(Barry University), Kittie W. Watson(Tulane University), H6887-7, 288 pp., 6 x 9, 0-205-16887-6, paperbound, 1995, $20.00nk, December*/GROUPS IN PROCESS shows readers how they can make small group interactions more effective and efficient. The authors continues to balance traditional and progressive approaches to teaching small group communication. The book serves as a bridge between discussion-based texts and newer, interpersonal perspectives, translating theory into practice with plentiful real-world examples.

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