Perception In Interpersonal Communication

We are still talking about interpersonal communication and how this is a tree that branches out too many direction, one of those being perception in a relationship. Perception is abnormal and one sided, it is truly biased and egoistic. It is a singularity, a point of view that is gathered from a distinct perspective in time. As McCornack clearly puts, perception is the process of selecting, organizing, and interpreting information from our senses. This definition is clear when stating that it is a one dimensional comprehension of an occurrence that the mind preserved and grasped in a certain manner. Sometimes I see myself as a master persevere, I believe that I can determine what a person’s personality is like in the first encounters of a social …show more content…
Going into the story, this situation between my friend and myself is focused on one night. We had just gotten back from a ski trip this recent winter break and the whole group of friends got together for a night out. I decided to go visit a friend that I consider my brother for a brief moment before getting together with my regular group of friends. Since he lives in Austin it is hard to get together so when ever we have the opportunity we meet. The main person whose name is Carlos, super good friend of mine, asked me if I was going out with the group but I honestly did not feel the need to go out and my friend from Austin, Andres, shared the same perspective in the matter. Andres and I found out that a new Leonardo Dicaprio movie had just released and we decided to go. We know a group of extremely attractive girls we hang out with and have become good friends of. They are mainly my friends but I sometimes bring them along when I go out and they seem to catch everyone’s attention when I bring them along. Long story short, Carlos had a thing with one of them and he got mad at the fact that me and Andres invited them to go watch a movie with us without telling