COMMUNICATION RELEVANT THEORIES
COMMUNICATION RELEVANT THEORIES • Constructivism: Theory that focuses on the ability to differentiate the way people make sense of things (i.e., personal constructs) and to create person-centered messages. • Cognitive-Behavioral Theory: Theory suggesting that the way individuals construe or interpret events and situations mediates how they
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