Model Of Interpersonal Communication

New technologies, especially the emergence of Internet, have created new possibilities in the field of interpersonal communication. Nowadays, individuals begin to use brand new ways, including text-messaging, emailing, and social networking sites or apps, to communicate with each other, thus a new model of interpersonal communication is needed to update this digital transition. To reflect these updates, my model of multidimensional interpersonal communication differs from previous models in several significant ways. Firstly, Internet based sites or apps and the popularization of cell phones provide humans a chance to communicate without face-to-face interaction. In this way, communicating with more than one person at a time is no longer a fantasy. Recently, it is very common for a college student to message several person together. A college student under the age of 21 could be messaging him or her parents that he or she would behave well in school while texting him or
Phone calls or Internet based communication based allow us to communicate in long distance, and even with people we don’t know. One in the U.S. can communicate with a IS terrorist via a social networking app, while their beliefs may be nothing in common at all. Online dating site like Spark.com actually matches a person with another random person. As a result, we can easily connect with people that we may never know using previous communication methods. In conclusion, new age interpersonal communication allows us to communicate with multiple people at one time, pretend we are someone else or refuse to send feedbacks of the messages we receive, and communicate with people in all walks of life from every corner of the world. We are now truly communicating multidimensional, and this could indicate maximized communication efficiency or massive destruction of human