During the course of the semester we have learned many theories and concepts explaining why interpersonal and intrapersonal communication is the way it is. We have learned to apply and be aware of them in our everyday life. To explain these concepts and theories I will be using Season 1 of a show called Rosewood to apply what I have learned this semester. Rosewood is a fairly new television series that airs on Fox and have been airing since September 2015. The two main characters that I will be focusing on is Dr. Beaumont Rosewood Jr. (Morris Chestnut), whom in the show plays the role of being a private Pathologist that helps Miami police department solve homicides and Detective Annalise Villa (Jaina Lee Ortiz), whom works side by side with
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Basically, the process on how we interact with someone and how one behaves. In Rosewood Season 1 episode 1 Detective Ville and Dr. Rosewood meets each other for the first time. They have difficulties seeing eye to eye, because they do not know each other. They are having trouble with their communication competence. Their ability to communicate with one another become difficult. Detective Ville failed in every way trying to convince Dr. Rosewood that she did not need his help in trying to solve homicide cases, his response to her is pushing himself on to cases in every way possible. In this case, the detective communication to Dr. Rosewood was not effective and Dr. Rosewood did not respond …show more content…
In one of the episodes of Rosewood Detective Ville used deception to mislead Dr. Rosewood to make him believe that her new partner Detective Rust is really her partner. Deception is knowingly and intentionally transmitting information to a hearer. Detective Ville Lied to Dr. Rosewood to protect him because she was under cover. She was in the process of getting Detective Rust, a former classmate from the academy, to admit that he killed his partner in the line of duty. Although we may see deception as a terrible thing it can also be a good thing to protect a
Basically, the process on how we interact with someone and how one behaves. In Rosewood Season 1 episode 1 Detective Ville and Dr. Rosewood meets each other for the first time. They have difficulties seeing eye to eye, because they do not know each other. They are having trouble with their communication competence. Their ability to communicate with one another become difficult. Detective Ville failed in every way trying to convince Dr. Rosewood that she did not need his help in trying to solve homicide cases, his response to her is pushing himself on to cases in every way possible. In this case, the detective communication to Dr. Rosewood was not effective and Dr. Rosewood did not respond …show more content…
In one of the episodes of Rosewood Detective Ville used deception to mislead Dr. Rosewood to make him believe that her new partner Detective Rust is really her partner. Deception is knowingly and intentionally transmitting information to a hearer. Detective Ville Lied to Dr. Rosewood to protect him because she was under cover. She was in the process of getting Detective Rust, a former classmate from the academy, to admit that he killed his partner in the line of duty. Although we may see deception as a terrible thing it can also be a good thing to protect a