The Camp Counselor's Guide to Interpersonal Communication is a guide for camp counselors regarding the importance of interpersonal communication in their work with campers and other camp staff. It has broad application across the many types of camps operating in the United States and abroad. The book is divided into four primary sections with a total of 15 chapters. The first section describes Foundations of Interpersonal Communication. This section includes three chapters: Communication Defined (explanations of communication processes and reasons why we communicate), Elements of Interpersonal Communication (source/receiver, competence, message, channel, noise and context), and Perception (stages of perception, rationalization, attribution, stereotyping and confusion between fact and inference). The second section addresses verbal and nonverbal components that structure interpersonal communication. It includes five chapters: Language (denotative and connotative meanings and...

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