Emotive Communication Style Analysis

Everyone has unique characteristics and different communication styles and barriers that affect the way communication is received amongst friends, family, and coworkers. From personal experience, I had trouble communicating effectively amongst groups of people who were from different backgrounds or social groups, I became quieter, but amongst people I am familiar with, I became an outgoing person. Without a doubt, I was experiencing communication-style bias towards other people who communicated differently than my emotive style. Your personality is a big role in how well you interact with others. Personality affects your communication style and the way you are perceived by the people you interact with daily. Exercising good communication skills
Emotive personalities, generally rate high in both dominance and sociability dimensions. They have a love of people and most are labeled as extroverts. Emotive people enjoy being the center of attention and are not afraid to share their opinions. Most are often perceived to have a dominant nature and they tend to have an informal approach to handling situations. I can relate to an emotive communication style based on the fact, I talk rapidly, and express my views with enthusiasm, while using hand gestures. Emotive styles tend to have higher self-esteem within a work environment which is conducive to the overall work climate. I do not agree with all the qualities an emotive has, for example, they are labeled as social butterflies and I am quite the opposite. I am more of a reserved person until I am comfortable and then I reveal my true self. Like most people you do not always fall into one category, in a close second I identify with the reflective communication style. Reflective communication styles control their emotions and are least likely to show warmth openly and they enjoy highly structured environments. I can find different traits in each style that are relevant to