Mark L. Knapp
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Mark L. Knapp is a Professor of Communication at The University of Texas at Austin, internationally known for his work in nonverbal communication, particularly the Relationship Escalation Model that he developed which bares his name.
Knapp received a Ph.D. in Communication from Pennsylvania State University in 1966. Having formerly taught at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Purdue University, and the State University of New York, Dr. Knapp has won teaching awards at every institution at which he has taught. He is the author of several books on the subjects of interpersonal and nonverbal communication.
Knapp currently teaches classes at The University of Texas at Austin focusing on nonverbal communication, communication and relationships, and lying and deception. He is the former editor of Human Communication Research. Past president of both the International Communication Association (ICA) and the National Communication Association (NCA). He is an ICA Fellow and an NCA Distinguished Scholar. Dr. Knapp has lectured throughout the U.S. to academics, professional, and business groups.
[edit] Books
- Interpersonal Communication and Human Relationships (5th Edition), by Mark L. Knapp (Author), Anita L. Vangelisti (Author), 2004; ISBN 0205414931.
- A Guide to Publishing in Scholarly Communication Journals , by Mark L. Knapp (Author), John A. Daly (Author), 2004 ISBN 0805849521.
- Essentials of Nonverbal Communication, by Mark L. Knapp (Author), 1980; ISBN 0030498619.
- Nonverbal Communication in Human Interaction, by Mark L. Knapp (Author), Judith A. Hall (Author), 2005; ISBN 0534625630.
- Social intercourse: From greeting to goodbye, by Mark L. Knapp (Author), 1978; ISBN 0205059619.
- Interpersonal Communications, by Mark L. Knapp (Author), 1998; ISBN 020507989X.
- Handbook of Interpersonal Communication, Mark L. Knapp (Editor), John A. Daly (Editor), 2002; ISBN 0761921605.
- Interpersonal communication and human relationships, by Mark L. Knapp (Author), 1983; ASIN B000OP37UQ.
[edit] External links
- University of Texas Comm Studies page for Dr. Knapp
- University of Texas faculty profile page for Dr. Knapp
- Interpersonal Communication and Relationship Development model
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