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rhetorical sensitivity: a standalone construct

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Interpersonal communication

an attitude toward encoding messages in which the speaker adapts ideas to the listener and situation without abandoning the self.

In interpersonal communication, rhetorical sensitivity refers to an attitude toward encoding messages in which the speaker adapts ideas to the listener and situation without abandoning the self. This meaning comes from Hart (1972) in Speech Monographs.[1]

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References

Hart, R. P., & Burks, D. M. (1972). Rhetorical sensitivity and social interaction. Speech Monographs, 39(2), 75-91. https://doi.org/10.1080/03637757209375742

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