communication can lead to many misunderstandings and confusion on the parts of the sender and the receiver. Interpersonal relationships are important to have. “It is healthy to have friends, have co-workers and be involved with other people and have different needs met in different ways.” (Cheesebro, O’Connor, & Francisco, 2010) Interpersonal skills and relationships are important to have in the health care industry. Knowing your co-workers, patients, and superiors and how they communicate
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experience, it is much easier to just assume I know the answer of what my husband wants and vice versa. Except in the end we really do not know what the other is trying to communicate. It makes a relationship even harder when the other is always starting to argue with the other person in the relationship. I know that I have a lot of things on my plate right now, for example; I am moving across country, working in two different states, trying to provide for my family because my husband does not work
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October 12, 2012 The act of sharing aspects of oneself with other people is known as self-disclosure. Self-disclosure in relationships is very important. Self-disclosure usually is intentional, you Choose what you reveal to other people (Sole, 2011). Therefore, I can relate to this article. Why? Because in order to maintain a healthy relationships we should be able to relate to one another in sharing our feelings and our thoughts. It helps to gain a sense of approval when we
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children obtain and maintain healthy relationships with others in their future. The purpose of this research is to examine the role of the father and his child’s upbringing and to determine whether that role has a positive or negative effect. The findings will support the eight recurrent themes evolving from the 12 master themes of the eight participants. In accordance to the overall field of Psychology, this review relates to Chapter 8, Friendship and Love Relationships of our textbook. The section
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WS, 913558430 SXS/PSY 320, Fall 2013 Long Distance Relationship and Marriage The article “Heartache That Taught Me Long Distance Love Is Always Doomed” is about a British writer who was suffering the pain of the long distance relationship and marriage. She met and fell in love with Mickael who worked at the hotel where she stayed over on her business trip in Nice. They bonded each other after their first time conversation about the books and culture. Later on they started hanging out and felt
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very much, but their relationship lacks passion and intimacy. They are extremely committed to each other, but both have decided to stay in the marriage as an obligation to their children and to each other. They have an empty love relationship that is no longer fulfilling in the ways that a marriage should be fulfilling. Scenario #2: Tom and Ben have been best friends for over 5 years. They care deeply for each other and act more like brothers, than friends. They have a healthy intimate liking of
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The video “Building Positive Relationships with Young Children”, mentioned many beneficial strategies that I plan on using for any infant I teach. According to the video, Michelle Levy says, “Relationships are a cornerstone of children’s ability to develop those social skills and those self-regulation skills—the ability to understand their own emotions and respond appropriately to the emotions of others.” In other words, building relationships are essential because it not only makes the child feel
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among connected persons or those in a close relationship. I have really been able to examine my own interpersonal communication, between and among the people I am connected to or have close relationship with, over that last few weeks. Prior to this course, I felt my interpersonal communication skills were above average and very effective. However, I have discovered there are many ways I can improve my interpersonal communications and relationships with others. Through the exercises conducted
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important ingredient in any type of interpersonal relationship. Whether the relationship succeeds or fails depends largely on the ability of the individuals involved to create a positive communication environment. Is a positive communication environment only the result of fate bringing two soul mates together? Are certain types of personalities just not meant to interact with other certain types? I believe, for the sake of any of my future relationships, that a positive communication environment is not
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but it is important that we define our worldview so when it is questioned we can stand up and speak what we believe. I believe that our worldview is defined by four major categories that are as follows: the natural world, human identity, human relationships, and civilization. As Christians our worldview starts with Genesis 1:1 “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” This verse is the basis for what we believe about the natural world. In continuing reading our worldview of the
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