- communication is collective, the relationship between human society and human communication is circular; one coulnd’t exist without the other.…
DOI: 7/28/2016. Patient is a 44-year-old female communication strategist who sustained injury while she was walking to a meeting when she tripped and fell. Per OMNI, she was diagnosed with severe spinal cord compression at C4-7 with myelopathy and L4-5 and L5-S1 degenerative changes. Patient is status post cervical laminectomy from C3 through C7 with posterior cervical fusion on 09/06/16.…
Understanding interpersonal communication helps build relationships with understanding the stages, common goals, uncertainty, and conflicts in relationships.…
Communication is the process of exchanging messages, which are either verbally and nonverbally. In order to communicate there must be a sender. The sender is the person who sends the message. The sender encodes the message for the recipient to interpret and receive. The message is the key idea that the sender is trying to communicate. The recipient is the person who is receiving the message. This individual has to decode the message in which they interpret or make out what the sender is trying to communicate to them. Verbal communication consists of the words a sender chooses to use for their message. An effective verbal message should be brief and organized. If a sender is rambling or unorganized it will be difficult for the receiver to understand the message. A verbal communicator has to have the right tone and establish credibility in the beginning. An individual must give and receive feedback. When verbally communicating you have to speak objectively, clear, and consistently. Nonverbal communications is shown through feelings, emotions, attitudes, body movements, gestures, eye contact and more. For example, a person may communicate with people through facial expressions. An individual face expression can help a receiver to understand the tone of the conversation. A person’s face is a huge displayer of emotions. The eyes tell a lot about emotions as well. Posture can also tell a receiver how a sender is feeling. Feelings, emotions, attitude and more are displayed nonverbally through body movement, gestures, and eye contact. Its not necessarily what a person says that matters, it is how they say it and how they display it. (Nonverbal Communication 2008)…
One change I would make with my self-perception would be the way I see same-sex attraction because it has little to do with my sexuality, but a lot to do with my self-image and self-worth since I am gay. I have always noticed most of us guys who are gay and or experience same-sex attraction have good self-images; and we get along well in life. But I have to say that I have low feelings of self-worth; because my gut-level feelings tell me they are not worth much. So I do believe that can change my self-image or not, I see so many people who feels it is not right when they find out that I am gay. This is my self-image that establishes…
“I have never been the same person alone that I am with people.” (Phillip Roth)…
Babb, P., Butcher, H., Church, J., and Zealy, L. (eds) (2006) Social Trends No. 36.…
Analyzing the idea of self-concept; which encompasses the ideas of values, attributes, and beliefs that all add up to create the individual that I have become; I consider the progress that I have made thus far. See, I believe that I have transitioned to become a different woman that has very different beliefs and values in different arenas of life. According to the book, self-concept is defined as a multi-structural aspect that refers to the perception that one has of oneself. When I was a younger girl, my core belief structure was doing activities, jobs, and experiments that allowed for an increase in my growth, basically activities that I only benefitted from. My major basis for living was achieving goals that…
This week went very smoothly with my interviewee, my grandma, because she was finally able to recall small bits of her middle childhood. It still involved a little bit of time to think of things but she was relieved that she could remember things.…
Sole, K. (2011).Making Connections: Understanding Interpersonal Communication. (Ashford University Ed.)San Diego, CA: Bridge pointe Education Inc.…
For this assignment, I chose to interview my friend, Soledad, because she has been an athlete for four years. She started playing soccer in 2013 while in her junior year in high school and her main positions is defense and right midfield. She played on the high school’s soccer team and after she graduated, she and her friends started playing with a local soccer team with her friends in which they compete with each other or other local soccer teams. She is one of the only friends that I have that leads an athletic lifestyle which is considerably different than a person like myself who lies a very sedentary lifestyle. It was very interesting to learn and examine the life of an athlete for the first time.…
Noller, P., & Feeney, J.A. (Eds). (2002). Understanding marriage Developments in the study of couple interaction. West Nyack, NY: Cambridge University Press.…
Boswell, John. What to Say to Get Your Way: the Magic Words That Guarantee Better, More…
Interpersonal communication is a form of communication involving people who are dependent upon each other and with a common history. There are various aspects of interpersonal communication that can be discussed. This paper looks at the principles of interpersonal communication, its barriers and relationship with emotional intelligence. Four principles are identified, which are: interpersonal communication is inescapable; interpersonal communication is irreversible; interpersonal communication is complicated and interpersonal communication is contextual. The barriers that are discussed include: psychological barriers; cultural barriers; language barriers; environmental barriers; and physical barriers. Emotional intelligence has been identified as a basis of interpersonal communication since it is the ability to control negative emotions, which is a communication barrier.…
There are many ways that my culture influences my self-concept. First let’s take a look at the…