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    Interpersonal Communication is defined as, “the process that we use to communicate our ideas, thoughts, and feelings to another person.” Although I agree with this definition, I find it rather vague. I believe that we must also understand the other’s situation. To build a relationship with someone you must be sensible of where that person is coming from. My ex-boyfriend Taylor and I dated for a little over a year and we were inseparable. Taylor and I grew up in the same hometown and had many…

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    Effective communication is essential to running a successful business, and businesses need to go beyond in order to survive in a competitive market. While there are many classifications of communication used in a corporate environment, most people are not proficient in all of them. The more competent managers become with communication, the smoother the business will run. Managers, as well as employees, need to sharpen their interpersonal communications and develop techniques to overcome the…

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    and the key to personal success led by the power of communication. It allows us to interpret our ideas or voice our opinions effectively and enables people to judge us openly. To understand another person goes a long way in the path to communication. Flowers cannot grow without the proper amount of sunlight, rain, and soil. In the same fashion, relationships cannot grow without the proper amount of listening, emotion, and interpersonal communication in friendships and professional relationships.…

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    Interpersonal communication can be defined as when two people interact with each other. Interpersonal communication can be experience in our daily lives when we have an encounter with someone. Furthermore, interpersonal communication can be use anywhere be it at work, school, home or social gathering. An example of interpersonal communication between my brother and I. My brother: Hello . Me: Hi. My brother: how was work today?. Me: work was fine.(Feminism,2016). Intrapersonal…

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    Communication is an essential part of everyday life because it gives us the power to affect and persuade others, it helps to build and maintain effective organizations and relationships, and our societies would crumble without it. This paper will examine interpersonal, group and organizational communication as well as theories of communication. First, let’s look some theories of communication. I will discuss four of them, psychological, social constructionist, pragmatic, and cultural studies.…

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    Interpersonal skills are those essential skills involved in dealing with and relating to other people, largely on a one- to-one basis [A]. Interpersonal skills and effective communication are both very important in healthcare profession. Effective communication means a two way information sharing process which involves one party sending a message that is easily understood by the receiving party. Research evidence shows that there are strong positive connections between a healthcare services…

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    Marriage as an Interpersonal Relationship In building a relationship, we tend to share information so that people can have truthful insights on who we are, and at the same time we seek information about them so that we can decide if we want to start a relationship with them (Verdeber, 1999). Communication is the starter for a relationship. Effective communication is the determinant of the quality of a relationship (Matthews, 1997). As defined by Tubbs and Moss (2000), interpersonal communication…

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    Having a strong interpersonal communication competence is a very valuable asset to have when interacting in one’s everyday life. Without a strong competence, one would expect to have trouble adapting to others, managing conversations, being involved in conversations, being empathetic towards others, being effective when conversing, and even being appropriate during interpersonal communication; therefore, as previously stated, it is a necessity to have strong interpersonal communication…

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    Before signing up for Interpersonal Communications, I honestly didn’t know what to expect. I saw the subject as too simple to be taught as a whole course. I was proven wrong in just the first week. It was so interesting how deep and articulate the subject got after reading just two chapters of the book. I was so amazed at how the everyday communication skills I use have so much meaning behind them. Simple words like “relationship” “miscommunication” and “values” have deeper meanings that really…

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    2016), it was stated that Interpersonal communication is the most important communication skill to have throughout the company. With further research, it was found that interpersonal communication is one of the most used and sought after communication skills employers look for in potential employees. This is because out of all the communication skills, interpersonal was ranked 37% as the highest recommended attribute to have in the workplace. Written and verbal communication came in at a…

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