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Year:
2000
Region / City:
North America
Topic:
Communication, Interpersonal Skills
Document Type:
Educational Text
Author:
Stephens and Long
Target Audience:
Students, Researchers, General Public
Effective Date:
2000
Date of Changes:
N/A
Source:
Educational Textbook
Keywords:
Interpersonal communication, psychological noise, mediated communication, social needs
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Year:
2026
Course:
CNL-545
Assignment Type:
Coursework / Risk Assessment
Topics:
Suicide Assessment, Safety Reduction, Harm Reduction, Interpersonal Violence
Institution:
Grand Canyon University
Platform:
LoudCloud
Target Audience:
Nursing/clinical students
Submission Requirements:
Video recordings uploaded to Zoom Cloud or OneDrive
Case Subject:
Melody, 39-year-old female client
Client History:
Childhood trauma, sexual abuse, interpersonal violence
Assessment Tools:
Danger Assessment, clinical observation
Instructions Provided:
Yes
Recording Tool:
Zoom
Year:
2021
Region / City:
Philadelphia
Theme:
Health Communication, Education
Document Type:
Course Syllabus
Institution:
Community College of Philadelphia
Author:
Jocelyn Lewis
Target Audience:
Students in health-related fields
Effective Period:
Fall 2021
Approval Date:
February 10, 2021
Date of Revisions:
February 10, 2021
Instructor:
Komie Bumpers
Note:
Year
Course Description:
The interpersonal communication course is designed to focus on the development of the skills necessary for effective communication.
Note:
Year
Topic:
Communication, Interpersonal Styles
Document Type:
Article
Year:
2026
Region / City:
Global
Theme:
Mental health therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy
Document Type:
Evaluation rubric
Institution:
Unspecified
Author:
Unspecified
Target Audience:
Mental health professionals, therapists
Effective Period:
Ongoing
Approval Date:
Unspecified
Revision Date:
Unspecified
Author:
Dr. Dayeeta Roy
Position:
Assistant Professor
Institution:
MIT WPU
Email:
[email protected]
Type of document:
Academic paper
Discipline:
Philosophy and Communication Studies
Key concepts:
Intrapersonal communication, Interpersonal communication, Indian philosophy, Śabda-Brahma, Self-realisation
Philosophical references:
Nad-Brahma, Para, Pashyanty, Madhyama, Vaikhary
Cultural reference:
Mahabharata (Abhimanyu and Chakravyuha)
Focus:
Relationship between intrapersonal and interpersonal communication
Methodological elements:
Prayer, meditation, reflection
Thematic scope:
Human existence, self-awareness, language, nourishment metaphor, conflict and harmony
Year:
Not specified
Region / City:
Israel
Subject:
Jewish ethics, interpersonal conduct
Document type:
Lecture / Shiur
Institution:
Yeshivat Har Etzion, Koschitzky Virtual Beit Midrash
Author:
Rav Binyamin Zimmerman
Target audience:
Students and practitioners of Jewish law and ethics
Lesson number:
30
Date published:
Not specified
Related scripture:
Torah, Bereishit 5:1-2; Torat Kohanim Kedoshim 4:12
Topics covered:
Principles of loving one’s fellow, dispute between Rabbi Akiva and Ben Azzai, ethical obligations between man and God
Year:
2020
Author:
Ronald P. Rohner
Title:
INTERPERSONAL ACCEPTANCE-REJECTION BIBLIOGRAPHY
Keywords:
Acceptance, Rejection, Parental behavior, Psychological research, Interpersonal relationships
Document type:
Bibliography
Country:
United States
Language:
English
Date of publication:
2020
Target audience:
Researchers, psychologists, educators
Note:
Year
Program Type:
Structured Activities
Service Components:
Parent/Family Skill Building, Interpersonal Skills, Life Skills, Tutoring/Academic Enhancement, Vocational Development, Experiential Skills
Program Manager Qualification:
Bachelor’s degree in human services or related field, or 4-year degree with 2 years experience
Staff Qualification:
Associate’s degree in human services or high school diploma with 1 year experience
Volunteer Utilization:
None reported
Staff to Juvenile Ratio:
1:10 (adjustable per guidelines)
Orientation and Training:
Required within 30 days of employment, ongoing professional development and pre-service training for volunteers
Licensure/Certification Requirements:
Applicable to direct service staff and high-risk activity programs
Record Keeping:
Hard copy or digital records maintained for each juvenile
Year:
2026
Organization:
Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families
Document Type:
Application Form
Target Audience:
Professionals seeking DIT training
Requirements:
Psychoanalytic theory course completion, minimum 150 hours of supervised psychodynamic work, at least one year of weekly personal psychodynamic therapy, minimum two years of therapeutic work with adults in NHS or voluntary/private institutions, professional registration (HPC, BPC, UKCP, or BACP)
Submission Method:
Email with certificates and references
Confirmation:
Signature and printed name required
Context:
Official application form detailing the prerequisites and submission process for enrolling in a Dynamic Interpersonal Therapy training program, classified as a professional training source.
Year:
2026
Region / City:
United States
Subject:
Interpersonal Communication
Document Type:
Test Bank / Educational Material
Institution:
College / University
Author:
Not specified
Target Audience:
Students studying communication
Chapters Covered:
1–2
Question Types:
Multiple-choice, True/False
Skill Levels:
Factual, Conceptual, Applied
Topics Covered:
Communication benefits, noise, encoding, feedforward, transactional communication, context, interpersonal competence
Year:
2022
Region / City:
Gloucester
Industry:
Manufacturing, Security, Customer Service
Document Type:
Resume
Organization:
AIS Gloucester, GTEM Gloucester, Noonan Services Group UK Ltd, Sainsbury Cheltenham, Honda UK Manufacturing Ltd
Author:
Not specified
Target Audience:
Employers, Recruitment Agencies
Start Date:
04/04/2022
End Date:
Ongoing (as of document creation)
Date of Birth:
Not specified
Education:
Lycee Mauritian (Mauritius)
Languages:
English, French
Certifications:
IOSH Health & Safety (2006), ROSPA Risk Assessment (2006), SIA Security Training (2009), CCTV License (2009)
Skills:
Forklift driving, First Aid, Fire Marshal, Machine Operator, Security, Customer Service
Hobbies:
Swimming, Football, Travelling
Year:
Not specified
Country:
Vietnam
City / Region:
Hanoi
Subject:
Rhino horn consumption and demand determinants
Keywords:
Rhino horn use; attitudes; beliefs; behavioural control; perceived consequences; social factors
Document Type:
Academic research article
Research Field:
Behavioural science; conservation; wildlife trade
Authors:
Dang Vu Hoai Nam; Martin Reinhardt Nielsen
Author Affiliation:
Department of Food and Resource Economics, Faculty of Science, University of Copenhagen; Social Marketing Initiatives, Hanoi
Corresponding Author:
Dang Vu Hoai Nam
Contact Email:
[email protected]
Research Method:
Survey and structural equation modelling
Sample Size:
427 respondents
Sample Composition:
281 rhino horn users; 146 non-users
Study Population:
Individuals residing in Hanoi, Vietnam
Theoretical Framework:
Theory of Planned Behaviour; Theory of Interpersonal Behaviour
Research Focus:
Determinants influencing intention to purchase rhino horn
Context:
Illegal wildlife product consumption in Asian markets
Purpose:
Analysis of social-psychological factors affecting demand for rhino horn
Policy Relevance:
Behaviour change strategies and demand-reduction policy design
Year:
2013
Institution:
Central Maine Community College
Location:
Auburn, Maine, USA
Course Type:
Online undergraduate course
Subject:
Interpersonal communication
Instructor:
Not specified
Intended Audience:
College students
Duration:
Summer 2013 semester
Delivery Format:
Online via eRacer and CMConnect
Required Materials:
Adler et al., Looking Out, Looking In, 13th edition; Bradberry & Greaves, Emotional Intelligence 2.0
Technical Requirements:
Windows 2000+ or Mac OS 10.x, Office software, Internet browser
Assessment Methods:
Weekly discussion posts, in-class exercises, individual assignments, self-assessment tools, personal action plans
Year:
2026
Organization:
Venus Charity in partnership with Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust
Program:
Interpersonal Therapy for Adolescents (IPT-A)
Document Type:
Application Form
Target Audience:
Mental health professionals and trainees
Qualifications Required:
Higher education and professional accreditation in mental health or social care
Sections Included:
Personal Details, Academic Qualifications, Professional Qualifications, Current and Previous Employment, IPT-A Experience, Reason for Application, Referees, Declaration, Funding Details
Submission Method:
Email to [email protected]
Funding Types:
RTT (HEE) funded, Non-HEE funded
Application Review:
CYP IAPT Lead and PTTC
Year:
2023
Region / City:
UK
Topic:
Research Project
Document Type:
Information Sheet
Institution:
RGS (Royal Geographical Society)
Author:
Dr. Anna Jackman
Target Audience:
Pupils, School Teachers, Researchers
Period of Validity:
N/A
Approval Date:
N/A
Date of Changes:
N/A
Note:
Year
Topic:
Culture, Art, Festivals, Music, Theatre, Cinema, Painting, Sculpture, Architecture
Document type:
Informational text
Contextual description:
A text discussing the significance of cultural and artistic activities in daily life, touching on music, theatre, festivals, and various forms of art in different regions, with a focus on Slovakia and notable artists.
Unit:
2
Title:
Everyday Use
Suggested Time:
5 days (45 minutes per day)
Standards:
Common Core ELA RL.9-10.1, RL.9-10.2, RL.9-10.3, RL.9-10.4, RL.9-10.5; W.9-10.2, W.9-10.4, W.9-10.9; SL.9-10.1; L.9-10.1, L.9-10.2, L.9-10.4, L.9-10.5
Setting:
Rural Southern United States, 1960s
Characters:
Mama, Dee, Maggie
Themes:
Identity, heritage, family dynamics, value of everyday objects
Target Audience:
High school students (grades 9-10)
Type:
Educational resource / teaching guide
Author:
Not specified
Instructions:
Teacher-oriented guidance for reading, discussion, and text-dependent questions
Country:
United Kingdom
Organisation:
Royal British Legion (RBL)
Partner Organisation:
Lighting Reach
Programme Name:
Everyday Needs Grants
Programme Duration:
12 month trial period
Launch Context:
Cost-of-living increases
Development Context:
Strategic meeting in February 2022
Platform Access:
www.rbl.co.uk/costofliving
Application Route:
Direct Grants Portal
Assessment Body:
Central Grants Team
Application Logging System:
Oracle Service Cloud
Target Group:
Individuals with less complex financial needs
Eligibility Criteria:
Armed Forces service or residence in Armed Forces Accommodation (for RBL applicants)
Geographical Coverage:
United Kingdom including Scotland (PoppyScotland branding for Scottish postcodes)
Grant Types:
Energy costs; School uniforms; Furniture (Brown Goods); Appliances (White Goods); Digital access equipment
Turnaround Time:
5 working days (temporarily extended to 3 weeks due to high volume)
Payment Methods:
Vouchers; Orders from contracted suppliers; Payments to one-off suppliers; PayPoint vouchers; Account payments; Virtual credit cards
Application Method:
Online application via portal; traditional case management via Area Office for non-digital applicants
Crisis Cases:
Not directed to the portal
Data Sharing Feature:
Initial application section shared across multiple charities
Bank Account Connection:
No open banking used by RBL