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    metamessage as a “meaning that is not said” (Tannen D., 2001, p. 7). In other words, metamessages are the tones that one uses, the phrases and languages one uses, and the implication of the words. Metamessages are the actual meanings behind what someone says. Tannen focuses on family relationships in this chapter. She mentions that family members tend to criticize…

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    will like the idea and it will be rejected and I will become embarrassed. Due to this fear, I can tend to hold back some of the time when it comes to presenting a new concept to the group. Another thing, is I am afraid of constructively criticizing others because I’m afraid I will hurt their feelings or cause resentment. I believe that I can fix this…

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    ask her what she meant by that particular statement. By not jumping to conclusions, you will clear up misunderstandings in your relationship, as well as learn to better understand each other. (para. 5) The cause and effect needs to be discussed. What may be a big deal to one person, may be nothing that the other person would ever think twice about. But they will never know if it isn’t told to them, and all too often that conversation never takes place, there is a breakdown in the…

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    this author did not know is that women don’t like to promote themselves. Women don’t like to say the good things they did for their company in order to receive credit, rather they like to do good things for the benefit of the organization. Men on the other hand, like to speak up for their accomplishments and receive credit for the things they have done. Due, to that men have escalated rapidly to…

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    Cultural Context Analysis

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    different from a young teenager to an elderly person. Social context refers to the relationship with the other person. The context would be different with an employee compared to a family member. Or a student compared to the teacher. It is always crucially important to understand the social context when these come in hand. Psychological context…

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    Having engagement photos is the best way to remember and celebrate a momentous event in your life. It is important that you ensure that your photos are as stunning, meaningful and share-worthy ad possible. You will realize that engagement photos are not just useful for your engagement announcement. You can use these photos as your profile pictures on social media and so on. You can also use photos for your wedding website. This is the reason why you should take quality engagement photos. It is…

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    On November 30th, I attended my last first year experience event; I attended the post-election discussion. This was by far the most interesting presentation I have been to. During this presentation, many topics were discussed about negativity and violence. It was a panel of people talking about their opinions on this historical and political election. As said in the beginning, one professor stated, “a man’s last name has now become simonious with negative change.” He said this was a problem…

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    grabbing the fabric before pouring traces of alcohol onto it. Releasing a quiet sigh in preparation for what was about to come, Yoongi turned his lacerated cheek towards Jimin, who grabbed the man's jaw with one hand to pull him lower, using his other hand to press the washcloth into the pale flesh of his cheek. Yoongi flinched back by the quick sting, but Jimin's firm grip on his jaw made him steady himself again. Dabbing at it a few times, Jimin set the wash cloth aside to grab the gauze and…

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    Knee Injury Case Study

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    pick an injury and discuss the causes and rehab solutions for the injury as well as construct a bone joint model for the injury (we choose knee injuries). Jen was taking this course for fun and did not have past experiences with knee injuries. On the other hand, I was on several sports teams for the school and had knee injuries. Plus, I had been planning on going into kinesiology while Jen was going into math for university. The conflict arose when I wanted to do most of the work in order to…

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    the objective story of what was going on. They realized that the other person was the way that they were for a reason. It made it easier to accept one another when they learned that watching patterns of behavior, communication, and relationships of their parents had an enormous impact on how they interacted with each other (Observational learning). This realization helped them both see that it was circumstances that made the other act the way that they do, rather than who they are at their core…

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