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    In 1973, two social psychologist named Irwin Altman and Dalmus Taylor have developed this theory to explain the process which develop through relationships. It proposes that it is based on the breadth, depth and frequency of communications between two individuals. A model that they used to relate to this theory is the onion model which signifies the layer of the onion as stages of disclosure of one self in a relationship. The core of the onion resembles the core of the true-self…

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    Have you ever wondered what some of the negative effects of social media are and how it may be affecting you? Theres many you might know along with some you never even thought about. In today's society, social media has taken over and many have viewed it as a positive improvement and helps people be connected. Yet it can cause a negative impact creating a long-term problem if it gets out of hand. The idea that many people use social media on the daily. Not only about what they are doing every…

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    same abilities when it comes to coming up with a conversation. However, the difference lies with the setting that both genders are in. There seems to be a particular time and place for each gender to have the center of attention when it comes to communication. In the article "You Just Don't Understand: Women and Men in Conversation" by Deborah Tannen, she explores the different situations associated with the conditions in which each gender can talk and when it is looked down upon. This article…

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    The connection of ecological, sustainability, and cultural ethnical actions seamlessly blend in our life. These perspectives are still continuing and having a huge impact in the future. It is not only for production and manufacturing side, but also for driving in lifestyle. This aspect can be widely spread into fashion products or build the long-term sustainability growth in fashion business. The traditional and historical build strong sustainable societies. First, the perceptions of consumers…

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    It is an unexpected challenge to consider the word professionalism as it pertains to a setting in which no employment resume has been reviewed, no bonuses are calculated and no promotion being sought. To answer the question, I will reflect on my own experiences as a professional and perhaps be able to draw salient comparisons between the two. I have 30 years’ experience in the workforce. At 22, I managed a popular restaurant on the campus of the local University. At 25, I wrote grants to the…

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    negatively affect the ability to Internet Internet is a very broad topic and can be divided into other types of media such as television and movies which can be seen online and music which can be heard via the internet. But to focus on online communication and messaging, a recent study done by the Pew Research Centre, it can also help couples grow closer. The report titled “Couples, the Internet and Social Media”, 72% of couples that say the internet has affected their relationship state that…

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    As we know that technology has become a part of our life. In the few year only , we have been a witness so many incredible breakthroughs in the digital world . In a few short years, the technology has changed the way business interact with customers – bring them a better service and more convenience in their daily life. Today’s travelers are increasingly accustomed to using technology to make their travel experience better. Especially with young generations - who craving for authentic and…

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    • What was your most difficult sale, and how did you approach it? The most difficult sale was getting a customer to trust me enough to give her credit card number over the phone. The customer also didn’t want automatic payment on her credit card, so she felt reluctant to have money from her checking account. In Outbound Sales an agent has to build Rapport with the customer in order to earn their trust. Customers will learn to trust you if you do what you say, keep your commitment and explain the…

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    This is the International Community Centre. This Community Centre is for people who require communication skills, this includes people who have learning disability such as hearing impairment and visual impairments. Visual impairments mean that a person does not have 100% ability to see. Hearing impairment means that a person does not have full ability to hear. Moreover, some people are from different cultured backgrounds and do not speak English. Therefore, it’s important that we understand…

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    Many individuals struggle in life. Some people struggle to communicate and express themselves whilst others struggle to stay happy. Holden is no exception. At the start of the novel, Holden was in a mental hospital to rest in. He does not like it since he describes it as a crumbly place. Holden is a character that has a hard time trying to adapt to the environment. He is constantly trying to isolate himself. He seeks to avoid society and phonies, as he fails to do so as he always ends up…

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