The principles of interpersonal communication are very important part of society and development of an individual. The functions of interpersonal communication provided 3 very important parts of human development in being able to define our-selves and relationship as well. The important parts of effective communication need to meet personal needs, to help understand ourselves, other people, and the world around us, and to build relationships with others.
Interpersonal communication, happens for several basic reasons. Which have their own principles, effectiveness, and barriers. Theses basics reasons for interactions with others, is strictly to satisfy personal needs. (Maslow, 1968) States that “People have basic needs that must be met before …show more content…
As a newlywed couple our individual self-concept is a major factor to developing a growing and healthy relationship with one another. The reactions we give one another during events likes difficult times, achievement’s, and daily tasks. Will result in each other’s, self-worth and developmental growth towards each other. Sometimes in my own personal life I feel more like a maid than a wife or mother. I feel overwhelmed with lots of demands on me. I was trying pick up after our son, do the dishes, make sure the laundry is done, maintain a clean bathroom, I also had things to do get finished for my homework. On top of all of that I didn’t have any time for myself and I need that ‘me’ time, we all do. Inevitable conflict arises! Fighting in a marriage had trigger points the little things that you would normally let go and avoid talking about start to build up until everything’s starts to drive you up the wall. I had reached my peek and blew up on your husband even if it actually never had anything to do with my husband. Of course you know that if one negative starts a chain of negative reactions occur after. Fighting either way is never fun but if I never mention something to him we have the same fight over and over again and never resolve anything tension just continues to build up in the house until it’s no longer a healthy space. So how can I solve my issue without having to go around and around in a circle. As a mother I set the …show more content…
We like to find out information as quickly as we can from others; however, we also don’t like sharing information about ourselves unless we have to. this makes it a double edge sword, which is why the social penetration theory, is remarkable because it allows you to share information at a quick pace but develop information just as quickly. It’s also important to remember that the vast majority of disclosure is a face to face interaction. There are also five things you do during self-disclosure which is the amount of information disclosed, the depth and detail, duration of talking, targeting the nature of relationship development, and finally the situation which is the time, place, reasoning for the
Interpersonal communication, happens for several basic reasons. Which have their own principles, effectiveness, and barriers. Theses basics reasons for interactions with others, is strictly to satisfy personal needs. (Maslow, 1968) States that “People have basic needs that must be met before …show more content…
As a newlywed couple our individual self-concept is a major factor to developing a growing and healthy relationship with one another. The reactions we give one another during events likes difficult times, achievement’s, and daily tasks. Will result in each other’s, self-worth and developmental growth towards each other. Sometimes in my own personal life I feel more like a maid than a wife or mother. I feel overwhelmed with lots of demands on me. I was trying pick up after our son, do the dishes, make sure the laundry is done, maintain a clean bathroom, I also had things to do get finished for my homework. On top of all of that I didn’t have any time for myself and I need that ‘me’ time, we all do. Inevitable conflict arises! Fighting in a marriage had trigger points the little things that you would normally let go and avoid talking about start to build up until everything’s starts to drive you up the wall. I had reached my peek and blew up on your husband even if it actually never had anything to do with my husband. Of course you know that if one negative starts a chain of negative reactions occur after. Fighting either way is never fun but if I never mention something to him we have the same fight over and over again and never resolve anything tension just continues to build up in the house until it’s no longer a healthy space. So how can I solve my issue without having to go around and around in a circle. As a mother I set the …show more content…
We like to find out information as quickly as we can from others; however, we also don’t like sharing information about ourselves unless we have to. this makes it a double edge sword, which is why the social penetration theory, is remarkable because it allows you to share information at a quick pace but develop information just as quickly. It’s also important to remember that the vast majority of disclosure is a face to face interaction. There are also five things you do during self-disclosure which is the amount of information disclosed, the depth and detail, duration of talking, targeting the nature of relationship development, and finally the situation which is the time, place, reasoning for the