The thing that we have done in almost our lifetime is to communicate with others. Undeniably, communication is an essential requirement for human life. Just like breathing, we carry out these actions either consciously or unconsciously in our daily life. In essence, we cannot not breathe and communicate as long as we are still alive. It is inevitable and inescapable throughout the human life. We cannot stop to communicate because every behavior that’s been performed is a kind of communication. Whatever we do possesses its communication meanings and provides certain information for the others to interpret (Knapp, Hall & Horgan, 2014; Alder, Rosenfeld & Proctor, 2007). Even crying, remaining silent, listening to others or staring at someone else
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The sort of interactions is determined by the types of relationship that they want to sustain. For example, several forms of relationships can be performed within a single family (Alder et al., 2007). Just like the manners we treat our partners are slightly different from the ways we handle the parent-child communication. People communicate with spouses more emotionally and seek greatest concerns, while the pattern carried out in between the communications of parents and children is more on educational …show more content…
Zolten and Long (1997) found that parents always have the responsibilities in fulfilling their children’s fundamental daily needs such as providing them a sense of belonging and inclusion, give them love and support, listen to their stories as well as take good care of their personal feelings. In fact, kids learn the patterns of communication by observing and monitoring their parents’ actions. Hence, parents play various duties in creating and developing children’s communication skills in their childhood. They say what their parents said; they do what their parents did. Failure of parent-child communication might lead to dissatisfaction relationships, which later arise into more serious problems, for instances, weak emotional connection and bad
The sort of interactions is determined by the types of relationship that they want to sustain. For example, several forms of relationships can be performed within a single family (Alder et al., 2007). Just like the manners we treat our partners are slightly different from the ways we handle the parent-child communication. People communicate with spouses more emotionally and seek greatest concerns, while the pattern carried out in between the communications of parents and children is more on educational …show more content…
Zolten and Long (1997) found that parents always have the responsibilities in fulfilling their children’s fundamental daily needs such as providing them a sense of belonging and inclusion, give them love and support, listen to their stories as well as take good care of their personal feelings. In fact, kids learn the patterns of communication by observing and monitoring their parents’ actions. Hence, parents play various duties in creating and developing children’s communication skills in their childhood. They say what their parents said; they do what their parents did. Failure of parent-child communication might lead to dissatisfaction relationships, which later arise into more serious problems, for instances, weak emotional connection and bad