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    An Interpersonal Relationship between my Grandma Scott and me This essay will demonstrate what I have learned about interpersonal communication and how I can apply it in my everyday life after reading the book, Inter-Act: Interpersonal Communication: Concepts, Skills, and Contexts, Fourteenth Edition written by Kathleen S. Verderber; Erina L. MacGeorge. I am writing this relationship analysis reflecting on three separate occasions of meeting face-to-face and talking with my grandma. The first…

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    Effects on Relationships Friendships can be quite satisfying, but are also be a source of contention. Argyle and Henderson (1984) found that friendship is reward-based and rules of engagement are needed to keep the conflicts to a minimum (p. 213). According to exchange theory, a person will not continue to be involved in a relationship if the costs outweigh the rewards. Common benefits of friendships include social interaction and having someone that provides caring, support, or assistance in…

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    Relationships, the way in which two objects, ideas, or people connect, do not always lead to friendships. This is due to their intricate nature and obstacles that arise within them as a result. Ultimately, friendships endure numerous challenges in unimaginable ways as portrayed through Amir and Hassan’s complex relationship, the prominent underlying force in The Kite Runner. During their childhood, both of the boys were inseparable, some would even mistake them as friends. However, their…

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    interpersonal relationships; however, new technology has provided a unique community for people to thrive in, emphasizing the need for a healthy balance between the two. During the recent reports that have been done on the effects of solitude and technology, one term has developed that is used to measure the interpersonal relationships that society has: social capital. Social capital, defined as “the capacity of individuals to accrue benefits by dint of their personal relationships and…

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    she is already in a relationship with someone else and that them being from two different feuding families will result in them being torn apart by said families. It sounds like the beginning of Romeo and Juliet, right? However, this blossoming love story can be applied to many books, one being The Outsiders. Dallas Winston and Sherri Valance. It’s the relationship that could have been made possible, with the addition of a few pages and chance encounters. So, if such a relationship transpired,…

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    Marriages or relationships are often destroyed by energy sapping behaviours intended to achieve aims that are selfish or detrimental to the benefits, independence or existence of such relationships. Identifying a behavioural pattern that fits this description is never possible without understanding why, how, and when such behaviour calls out your attention? Drama queens are any person(s) who actively or passively rely as a way of an endless need for attention, indulgence and sympathy from…

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    our personal and professional relationships. You can reach practically anyone in the word with the click of a button. You can forge relationships with people you’ve never met in face-to-face. Friendships are easier than ever to cultivate with the help of social media. It is possible to make a friend while alone in the comfort of your home. This outside connection available to us gives us undeniable freedom. However, some may argue that this freedom makes our relationships superficial and…

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    but it can result in significant benefits to an individual and the relationship. A high-qualityconnection can be ensured through completing a self-evaluation and implementing the findings from the self-evaluation (Wayment and Campbell 7). Every personal relationship such as marriage, friendship, spiritual relationship and intimate relationships require evaluation. Most often people realize that the concepts learnt from relationship analysis can be applied in the ir daily lives. For instance, the…

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    class that works with relationships. Instituting a curriculum that benefits the students in the aspect of relationships could drastically change the divorce rates of couples in the United States. In a human’s life, relationships play a major role, but according to American Psychological Association about 40 to 50 percent of married couples in the United States divorce. The divorce rate in subsequent marriages is even higher. According to Grant L. Martin in his novel “Relationships,…

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    communicate with more ease and that are trying to maintain their relationship with others. Relational maintenance helps the relationships to be existent, it helps people to be able to repair a relationship, and it also has a mutual beneficial factor when doing so. Maintenance of a relationship is a hard work, it’s time consuming and it makes people to take energy to be able to succeed in any relationship. To maintain a relationship there is multiple possible stuff that one can do and there is a…

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