Communication: A Reflection Essay On Communication

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Reflection Essay Now the communication class is almost over I have realize how important is to have good communication skills, and how it is key to life. I have learned many things in this class for example ways to approach strangers. Another thing that I have learned how to handle conflict and how sometimes it could be good it not always bad and many others. The way I look things have change to have reach my goals. This class was has also taught me how to look in the “other” perceptive, and not being selfish by just seeing one side. All that I have learn will help me and other around me to be able to communicate better. One of the things that I learned was how to be communicated with strangers, and how you spark a conversation with them. One of the ways is by giving the other person a compliment. Another way is to find something in common for example I …show more content…

While writing the essay I realized how conflict could be manage. I also notice how conflict could be a good, but now I notice that if you know how to handle it. When I wrote my conflict essay, I had to really think of why it ended so badly and I have learned a bit more of how my boyfriend thinks and be able to see his point of view without thinking of forcing the issue on how I see things. Seeing is point view is not easy but for now and on I will try to listen to him, the listen that we talk about not just hearing but making sense of what he saying interpreted the way he might want me to see it. This is where I will to see the listening steps as we talk in class that are stage one: hearing out what he is saying, stage two: understanding and decoding the message, stage three: remembering, if I have been in a conflict like this, stage four: interpreting the message, stage five: evaluate the message and lastly stage six: responding effectively. I think the response is very important because it depends on how he will

In this essay, the author

Explains how they have learned how to approach strangers, handle conflict, and look in the "other" perceptive.
Narrates how they learned how to be communicated with strangers, and how one can spark a conversation with them.
Explains how they realized how conflict could be manageable, but now they notice how it can be handled if they know how to handle it.

Explains how they have learned how to approach strangers, handle conflict, and look in the "other" perceptive.
Narrates how they learned how to be communicated with strangers, and how one can spark a conversation with them.
Explains how they realized how conflict could be manageable, but now they notice how it can be handled if they know how to handle it.
Explains that they have learned about themselves and how other people see them. they also understand the different self-concept.
Explains that they have learned how to handle their emotions better by managing their emotion and controlling how they feel.
Opines that the class was good, but the quizzes were overwhelming. they enjoy watching the ted talks and having a journal.
Advises students to be open-minded with the material, use the skills taught, and don't judge people based on what they shared.
Thanks jacobs for being a good professor, and explains that they enjoyed the class and learned something from it. they enjoy their strict personality.

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Interpersonal Reflection Essay
explanatory essay
The first lesson that was hard for me to realize I needed to work on was Avoidance (chapter eight). I thought that I never avoided conflict, once I opened my eyes to what avoidance actually is, I realized I did it a lot. For example, with my coworker who constantly likes to mediate situations, I avoided the conversation with him to tell him how I felt because I didn't want to create a conflict with him. I finally did talk to him about it because I didn't want to avoid it any longer. Unfortunately he didn't think that he did that all the time so the conversation did not change the fact that he still does it, but I know now to not avoid conversations with him. The next thing that I realized with myself is I compete a lot, with a lot of people. I like to be in control so I learned that I don't need to be competitive with everything that I can be in control without trying to compete with people. That control factor of myself also brings my next concept of Power Currency (chapter eight) which is a resource that other people value, I used to think that it was bad for me to be the bossy control
In this essay, the author
- Explains that they have learned so much this year alone and taking an interpersonal communication class has broadened their view of themselves and others.
- Describes how they learned self-awareness in considering self, which allows them to view themselves as a unique person and reflect on their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
- Explains the self-discrepancy theory, which states that one's self-esteem is determined by how one compares their ideal self with the ought self. they accept that everyone has insecurities but can change them.
- Explains that they have learned so much this year alone and taking an interpersonal communication class has broadened their view of themselves and others.
- Describes how they learned self-awareness in considering self, which allows them to view themselves as a unique person and reflect on their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
- Explains the self-discrepancy theory, which states that one's self-esteem is determined by how one compares their ideal self with the ought self. they accept that everyone has insecurities but can change them.
- Explains how perception influences one's own perception and how culture affects others' perceptions. they also learned about gestalts, which is a general sense of someone that is either good or bad.
- Explains that they love life and people because they experience emotions. emotional intelligence is vital to live a life of happiness.
- Explains that they took a lot of information and lessons from managing conflict and power, which is the ability to influence or control people and events.
- Opines that understanding yourself is important and to communicate yourself to others is one of the most important skills in life to be successful.
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Essay On Barriers To Effective Communication
explanatory essay
I graduated from butte college in 1997 with an AS degree in Licensed vocational nursing. I later decided to further my education in nursing and returned to college, I graduated with an AS degree in Registered nursing in 2002 from butte college. I am currently attending Pacific college to earn my BSN degree. Right after I obtained my LVN license I went to worked at Oroville hospital, I worked for Oroville hospital for one year, then I decided to make a change and I went to work for California Forensic Medical Group which is a subcontracted company for the Butte County jail and I have been there ever since. I am married and have 4 boys and 2 dogs. In my spare time I love to ride my Harley.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that communication is vital to maintaining a safe and efficient workplace. good communication skills are needed in correctional facilities because we communicate by radio.
- Opines that if one is not sensitive to a person needs when communicating, they will shut down and not listen to what they are trying to communicate.
- Explains that lack of basic communication skills include not making eye contact, not understanding people, and not showing interest in the person.
- Explains that communication is vital to maintaining a safe and efficient workplace. good communication skills are needed in correctional facilities because we communicate by radio.
- Opines that if one is not sensitive to a person needs when communicating, they will shut down and not listen to what they are trying to communicate.
- Explains that lack of basic communication skills include not making eye contact, not understanding people, and not showing interest in the person.
- Explains that if one does not understand the subject, they will not be able to discuss or explain it in detail. this can lead to miscommunication.
- Explains that if someone is having a bad day and is emotional upset, they may not be able to understand what you are trying to communicate to them.
- Explains that lack of confidence interferes with the ability to communicate effectively with others.
- Explains the physical distractions that affect communication are communication in a noisy place, and being too close or too far away from the person or audience.
- Explains that long communication chain can result in inter-personal conflicts between the sender and receiver; lack of interest to communicate; information sharing or access problems which can hamper the channel and affect clarity, accuracy and effectiveness.
- Explains that lack of feedback or inadequate feedback does not allow employees and their manager to communicate and provide good or bad feedback. this can cause stress, aggression, hurt feeling, and even increase bully in the workplace.
- Explains that when communicating, be sensitive to culture, language, education levels, religious beliefs, ethics, values, learning or physical disabilities, perception and personal discomforts.
- Explains that listening is a big part of communicating well with others. a good listener does not interrupt the person while talking. they provide the speaker with their full attention and avoid unnecessary distractions.
- Recommends using communication skills effectively, active listening, listening to the other person, asking questions, and rephrasing what the person says to ensure understanding.
- Explains that if you are knowledgeable about the subject and your audience, then you will be able to plan what you want to say, and be prepared to provide feedback.
- Explains that having confidence is very important when communicating with other people. confidence shows the person that you know and understand what you are talking about, and it helps build trust and respect in the workplace.
- Explains that they graduated from butte college in 1997 with an as degree in licensed vocational nursing. they are currently attending pacific college to earn their bsn degree.
- Explains how nonverbal communication affects how people communicate with one another. make eye contact when speaking to the person, stand in a relaxed manner with your arms open and your legs relaxed, this makes you appear approachable.
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Essay On Effective Communication
opinion essay
Communication is an essential part of our lives. Although we’ve been doing it daily, not all have mastered the art of effective communication. The consequences are that we might create misunderstandings, anger, and discouragement even if they are unintended.
In this essay, the author
- Opines that communication is an essential part of our lives, but not all have mastered the art of effective communication.
- Explains the process of effective communication in the article about kellogg's 'help give a child a breakfast' campaign. the first step is the purpose of communication or the creation of the idea.
- Explains that kellogg's communication was a success because of the positive reactions from the public. receivers can provide closure by providing feedback to the sender.
- Opines that communication is an essential part of our lives, but not all have mastered the art of effective communication.
- Explains the process of effective communication in the article about kellogg's 'help give a child a breakfast' campaign. the first step is the purpose of communication or the creation of the idea.
- Explains that kellogg's communication was a success because of the positive reactions from the public. receivers can provide closure by providing feedback to the sender.
- Explains that kellogg's campaign has two audiences: the internal audience and the external audience. internal social networking encourages people to connect, cross pollinate ideas, and develop valuable insights.
- Explains the benefits of television and radio advertising for the consumer.
- Concludes that effective communication is essential so that our audiences can have a mutual understanding with us and generate desired response.
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Verbal and Non Verbal Skills in Law Enforcement
explanatory essay
I conclusion, I have learned that the communication skills I need to work on are really simple fixes that wont take much to correct on my part. I hope by addressing my issues of communication along with others it will become easier. I also noticed that when others use the “I” statement I am way less likely to use the “You” statement. I also learned that compassionate listening is almost second nature in most case for me. The other piece I learned from this section is that I am able to read body language better then most. I hear this from my wife all the time “how can you read me so well and I don’t have to say a word.” Its scary but my job has taught me to read every situation as it presents itself.
In this essay, the author
- Narrates how they were flooded with anger from the women who were hit from behind. they asked the gentleman to calm down and ask him why he was crying.
- Explains beebe, steven, susan, and mark redmond. interpersonal communication. 7th ed. upper saddle river, new jersey: pearson education inc.
- Explains how listening and responding skills play a role in their career of law enforcement.
- Narrates how they were flooded with anger from the women who were hit from behind. they asked the gentleman to calm down and ask him why he was crying.
- Explains beebe, steven, susan, and mark redmond. interpersonal communication. 7th ed. upper saddle river, new jersey: pearson education inc.
- Explains how listening and responding skills play a role in their career of law enforcement.
- Explains that non-verbal communication skills are used in many different ways in law enforcement. they learned that compassionate listening is almost second nature for them.
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My Experience And My Personal Experience: A Biopsy Experience
explanatory essay
One thing I learned is how to calculate discounts with money. When I go shopping and see something I like on sale, instead of running around searching for a price check I can easily calculate its price in my head. Another thing I have learned is how to write a resume. When applying for a job I need to write a resume; it’s an essential part of my future and career. One last thing I learned was the importance of compromise. When working in a group, and not only that, but anywhere you will find people who don’t always agree or even like you. However, if you learn to compromise you can work with anyone, no matter who they are or what they believe. In the workplace, in the grocery store, even at home, you will constantly find people you don’t agree with, but you cannot always dismiss them but must work with
In this essay, the author
- Recounts how they were captivated by a biopsy procedure during their high school internship at sharp hospital. they continued their pursuits in college by volunteering at the hospital's radiology department.
- Explains that there is no one way to answer this question, it all depends on how you feel and connect to the world.
- Narrates how they learned how to calculate discounts with money, write a resume, and the importance of compromise.
- Recounts how they were captivated by a biopsy procedure during their high school internship at sharp hospital. they continued their pursuits in college by volunteering at the hospital's radiology department.
- Explains that there is no one way to answer this question, it all depends on how you feel and connect to the world.
- Narrates how they learned how to calculate discounts with money, write a resume, and the importance of compromise.
- Explains that they may not walk with the rest of their class and graduate because they have not taken a one-credit physical education course.
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Communication Problems Essay
opinion essay
There are vast communication differences between males and females, which makes it difficult for the two sexes to maintain stable and functional relationships with each other. Areas in which these problems occur include children’s development, friendships, romantic relationships, and work environments. If these communication problems continue to persist in heterosexual relationships, our nations heterosexual divorce rates may rise well over 50% in the next few decades.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that there are vast communication differences between males and females, which makes it difficult for the two sexes to maintain stable and functional relationships.
- Explains that communication problems between males and females usually begin in childhood. deborah tannen states in sex, lies, and conversation that little girls create and maintain friendships by exchanging secrets, while little boys' relationships are based less on talking and more on doing things together.
- Opines that if more children were like them, communication problems would probably be fixed.
- Explains that there are vast communication differences between males and females, which makes it difficult for the two sexes to maintain stable and functional relationships.
- Explains that communication problems between males and females usually begin in childhood. deborah tannen states in sex, lies, and conversation that little girls create and maintain friendships by exchanging secrets, while little boys' relationships are based less on talking and more on doing things together.
- Opines that if more children were like them, communication problems would probably be fixed.
- Explains that there are many communication problems between males and females in friendships. the girls want to talk more and express their feelings, while the boys want something more entertaining.
- Explains that the girls were in groups talking about the latest gossip, while the boys were off playing different types of games. most friendships are formed between people of the same sexual orientation.
- Analyzes how a heterosexual romantic relationship is difficult to maintain because men and women don't know how to communicate correctly, and this causes miscommunications.
- Explains that men in relationships tend to think that "woman only wants to talk about their own point of view" and don't want to see the other parts of the argument when they are talking.
- Opines that communication is the key in a romantic relationship, stating that they had more guy friends than girl friends, but this didn't help when they started dating someone.
- Explains that males and females are often misrepresented and misunderstood while working in the same environment.
- Analyzes how women don't like to take credit for the work they do, because they think they're being too aggressive, while men take the credit right away. when women give feedback, they usually start off with the good points and then move on to the things the person needs to fix.
- Explains that women should be nice and respectful to each other, and shouldn't tell someone that they are doing wrong unless asked. people get confused at the differences in how a person acts in person and what they write in their reviews.
- Opines that they are not like most women in the work environment. they like to speak their mind and be upfront about things.
- Opines that if we start teaching children that there isn't a difference between men and women, then most of these communication problems would be fixed.
- Opines that communication problems cannot be fixed without the help of society as a whole.
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Reflective Account On Communication
explanatory essay
I am a qualified solicitor and in this role I have developed my communication skills. On one occasion I was representing a mother who was a victim of domestic violence. The father wanted to see his children but the mother was not allowing it due to the domestic violence. I acknowledged her concerns regarding the contact and explained that I understood why she would not want contact to take place. I also explained to the mother the courts view in terms of contact and domestic violence cases. I highlighted the fact that if she allowed contact without going to hearing she would still retain a level of control. I suggested that contact take place at a neutral location and be supervised by a friend or family member until she was comfortable with this arrangement. The client was reluctant but highlighted that the court would want some form of contact and she would have to adhere to this. However, by reaching an agreement outside of court she is not bound by it and will be in control. The client agreed to
In this essay, the author
- Explains that they have developed their communication skills, including presenting and handling difficult and challenging conversations. they represented a mother who was not allowing contact due to domestic violence.
- Describes their role as an advisor at citizens advice bureau, where they had to analyse complex information concerning a client's immigration status.
- Explains that they gathered information from the client by asking closed questions and probing questions to get details and understanding of the matter. they also examined all relevant documents to extract key information such as dates, applications submitted and how decisions were reached.
- Explains that they have developed their communication skills, including presenting and handling difficult and challenging conversations. they represented a mother who was not allowing contact due to domestic violence.
- Describes their role as an advisor at citizens advice bureau, where they had to analyse complex information concerning a client's immigration status.
- Explains that they gathered information from the client by asking closed questions and probing questions to get details and understanding of the matter. they also examined all relevant documents to extract key information such as dates, applications submitted and how decisions were reached.
- Explains that they achieved a positive outcome for the client. they delivered the information to her and provided her with the letter with their findings.
- Narrates how they managed complaints regarding case management at capita. they explained to the complainant that each case is decided on its facts and has its own merits.
- Describes their role as a solicitor working at duffield stunt, managing both the employment, family and litigation departments.
- Explains how they have provided clients with advice via webchat and face-to-face interviews.
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Communication: A Reflective Essay
analytical essay
Communication serves various purposes, takes different forms, communication has six characteristics, and trains us how to communicate interpersonally. Communication meets people’s physical, relational, spiritual needs and fills identity needs of human needs. Communication naturally follows a certain process and there are three models or theories that describe this process. Human communication is taken to an action where the user encodes message and conveys it through a communication channel for the receiver to encode, an interaction which explains that our message are shaped by the feedback we receive from others and the context in which we are interacting, or a transaction where both people in a conversation are simultaneously senders and receivers.
In this essay, the author
- Reviews babin, edith, and harrison's contemporary communication processes: theories, models and terminologies.
- Explains that communication serves various purposes, takes different forms, has six characteristics, and trains us how to communicate interpersonally.
- Cites lichtenstein, rosenfeld, samter, william, and samuel. characteristics of communication and its effects on a person’s friendship cycle.
- Reviews babin, edith, and harrison's contemporary communication processes: theories, models and terminologies.
- Explains that communication serves various purposes, takes different forms, has six characteristics, and trains us how to communicate interpersonally.
- Cites lichtenstein, rosenfeld, samter, william, and samuel. characteristics of communication and its effects on a person’s friendship cycle.
- Explains that wright, peter, towards a theory of friendship based on self. human communication research.
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Communication And Effective Communication
explanatory essay
Communication is about more than just swapping information. It 's about comprehending the emotion and meanings behind the information. Effective communication is also a two-way street. It’s not only how you express a message so that it is received and understood by someone in exactly the way you intended, it’s also how you listen to achieve the full meaning of what’s being said and to make the other person feel heard and understood. It sounds so simple: say what you mean. But all too often, what we try to communicate gets misconstrued in translation despite our best intentions. We say one thing, the other person hears something else, and misunderstandings, frustration, and conflicts ensue. Fortunately, you can learn how to communicate more clearly and effectively.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that effective communication is a two-way street. it's about understanding the emotion and meanings behind the information.
- Opines that acting confident doesn't mean that you'll always get your way, but how you interact matters. when your team members notice uncertainty and lack of seriousness, they are likely to treat the information with disdain.
- Explains that the tone of communication is more important than what we say. it conveys humor, anger, sarcasm, jealousy, or sincerity. without taking in to account your tone, you could project all the wrong emotions.
- Explains that effective communication is a two-way street. it's about understanding the emotion and meanings behind the information.
- Opines that acting confident doesn't mean that you'll always get your way, but how you interact matters. when your team members notice uncertainty and lack of seriousness, they are likely to treat the information with disdain.
- Explains that the tone of communication is more important than what we say. it conveys humor, anger, sarcasm, jealousy, or sincerity. without taking in to account your tone, you could project all the wrong emotions.
- Opines that managers and business owners should encourage employees to come to them with their questions, as they will not feel safe admitting their ignorance or taking risks and daring to be creative.
- Explains that communication in the professional setting can be either your best friend or your worst enemy. good organizational communication eliminates barriers and resolves problems.
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What I Learned About Myself Essay
explanatory essay
Also, I learned that every situation does not need a reaction, sometimes you have to let things be the way they are. Another thing that I learned is that everybody I call my friend is not my real friend because when I need them the most they are never there and they also talk behind my back. I don’t have a lot of friends and that’s not a bad thing. Also, I learned that you can’t depend on other people to support you in everything you do because you need to learn how to be independent incase that person or figure is no longer eligible to support you.
In this essay, the author
- Describes how they have gained so much knowledge from each class that they take. they have learned that procrastinating and waiting until the last minute to do assignments and to study is not a wise decision.
- Explains that they have developed a low self-esteem, which makes them think less of themselves in everything they do.
- Explains that they have learned more about life than what they learn in any subject. they learned that every situation does not need a reaction, and that everyone they call their friend is not their real friend.
- Describes how they have gained so much knowledge from each class that they take. they have learned that procrastinating and waiting until the last minute to do assignments and to study is not a wise decision.
- Explains that they have developed a low self-esteem, which makes them think less of themselves in everything they do.
- Explains that they have learned more about life than what they learn in any subject. they learned that every situation does not need a reaction, and that everyone they call their friend is not their real friend.
- Explains that they have learned a lot about high school from upper clasmen and their teachers. they want to be number one of the roanoke valley early college class of 2019.
- Opines that they will continue to push through this year and hope for better in the future. they will take what they have learned and make the changes to their life that will help them when they go off to college.
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Example Of Interpersonal Communication M1
explanatory essay
This week opened my mind to how communicating with others really works. It also made me see how I can start to work on my communication skills to have a greater understanding of interpersonal communication. Interpersonal communication is something that can be learned and practiced so that you get better at expressing yourself and communicating your true feelings. Expressing responsiveness, expressing superiority and expressing equality are the three examples that I am going to use.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that this week opened their mind to how communicating with others really works, and how they can start to work on their communication skills to have a greater understanding of interpersonal communication.
- Explains that expressing responsiveness is a problem for them, as they think about family, work, and school, which sometimes gets in the way of communicating with their family.
- Explains that they are the assistant chief at the fire department and they recently hired a new fulltime employee. the new employee has not had much supervision when doing his job.
- Explains that this week opened their mind to how communicating with others really works, and how they can start to work on their communication skills to have a greater understanding of interpersonal communication.
- Explains that expressing responsiveness is a problem for them, as they think about family, work, and school, which sometimes gets in the way of communicating with their family.
- Explains that they are the assistant chief at the fire department and they recently hired a new fulltime employee. the new employee has not had much supervision when doing his job.
- Explains that their husband and i are partners in everything they do, and they share tasks in their household equally. great relationships between romantic partners is about great interpersonal communication and compromising.
- Opines that we need to take a step back and really understand what our words and gestures when we are communicating with other people.
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Communication Reflection: A Critical Analysis Of Interpersonal Communication
explanatory essay
For my interpersonal communication graded project retake I decided to proceed with my written project because I left out requisite steps required to successfully complete the project. After understanding fully the requirements of the project I decided to reengage on a one to one conversation with my manager with whom we share a cordial working relationship. The second conversation was with my work colleague who is close a friend. The conversation I had with my manager took place in his office on the 4th of March 2015 from 0900 hours to 1000 hours and the conversation I had with my work colleague took place in the office lounge during lunch hour and the conversation lasted about thirty minutes. The subject matter of the conversation with my
In this essay, the author
- Describes their second conversation with a friend in the office lounge. they kept eye contact while he pointed out areas and requirements on the system that needed attention to improve accessibility and storage space of clients.
- Explains that eye contact, posture, and facial expressions are non verbal skills that they have discovered when they were doing the two practical activities.
- Explains that they found the activity challenging because they didn't understand the processes required to successfully complete it. after redoing all the required study and exercises, they began to understand and appreciate the purpose of carrying out this activity.
- Describes their second conversation with a friend in the office lounge. they kept eye contact while he pointed out areas and requirements on the system that needed attention to improve accessibility and storage space of clients.
- Explains that eye contact, posture, and facial expressions are non verbal skills that they have discovered when they were doing the two practical activities.
- Explains that they found the activity challenging because they didn't understand the processes required to successfully complete it. after redoing all the required study and exercises, they began to understand and appreciate the purpose of carrying out this activity.
- Describes how they reengaged in a one-to-one conversation with their manager and their close friend. the conversation was formal and disrespectful.
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Management of Change
narrative essay
I learned that I need to be more responsible with my actions, like calling before I decide to go out and make plans ahead of time. Also instead of raising my tone of voice I should speak more calmly and remain more assertive.
In this essay, the author
- Narrates how they lost focus of the problem because of anger, and learned to be more considerate towards him with their actions.
- Narrates how their roommate, who was taking a nap, decided to do laundry, knowing that she was sleeping, and because the washer and dryer were in her room. they engaged in assertive behavior, because they were satisfied with the decision.
- Narrates how they got angry with their mom about the over draft fee and remained assertive. they didn't call her because it was their fault.
- Narrates how they lost focus of the problem because of anger, and learned to be more considerate towards him with their actions.
- Narrates how their roommate, who was taking a nap, decided to do laundry, knowing that she was sleeping, and because the washer and dryer were in her room. they engaged in assertive behavior, because they were satisfied with the decision.
- Narrates how they got angry with their mom about the over draft fee and remained assertive. they didn't call her because it was their fault.
- Narrates how their roommate used too much toilet paper and stopped the toilet up. she was in bed sick with the flu and the rest of her roommates were out of town.
- Narrates how they had a disagreement with their boyfriend on february 17, and decided that everything needed to stop. they have received numerous phone calls from him but find themselves with nothing left to say.
- Narrates how they had a busy day consisting of four classes and work from 5:00pm to 8:00pm when one of the girls came in and asked them to work for her.
- Narrates how price williams filled their oil tank without informing them, leaving their basement door open. they were aggravated at the fact that she didn't have the responsibility to call and inform them.
- Narrates how they were determined to get a good grade on the macroeconomics test, but after the test was over, they knew they didn't do well.
- Describes how they approached the situation in an assertive manner, even though they didn't want to ask her.
- Narrates how they spent the entire day visiting their sister, her husband, and their 15-month-old niece, isabella, in charlotte, north carolina.
- Narrates how they both expressed their feelings in a negative inappropriate fashion and lost the message because they became angry and defensive with him. they learned to be more responsible with their actions.
- Describes how their roommate and they were both assertive and respected each other's decisions about doing the laundry.
- Analyzes how their mom became aggressive by her tone of voice, but they remained assertive.
- Describes how they felt passive-aggressive and angry with their roommate because she didn't take responsibility for what she had done. they took care of the situation themselves because doing things yourself gets things done faster.
- Opines that it's a good time to end the relationship with radford. they feel embarrassed to admit they've dated him.
- Narrates how they felt pity for their co-worker and suppressed their feelings towards her without causing any problems.
- Analyzes how they felt passive-aggressive and angry with their mother because she didn't take responsibility and was ineffective in changing her behavior once again.
- Narrates how they became assertive by asking the professor about their test grade and what they could do to improve it.
- Opines that the engagement relates to classroom material because they were assertive to their manager, expressed their personal feelings in a positive manner, and were upfront with her.
- Describes how they became aggressive when the advice he gave them sounded ridiculous and they didn't agree with it.
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Essay On Effective Communication
explanatory essay
As in all aspects of personal and professional life, having effective communication is a key element of success. Effective communication can benefit your relationships with people. By conveying your message and integrating them as a member of the team and not just a subordinate leads to better production. By effectively communicating you can clearly define job responsibilities and expectations. The better you are able to communicate the less likely organizational turnover of personnel will occur. Supervisors and leaders in the professional workplace find that the most important factor in advancement and retain ability is effective communication. Senior level executives and human resources managers are stressing the importance of communication and providing more training for mid-level management. Emphasis is placed on communication being clear by being transmitted strongly.
In this essay, the author
- Opines that effective communication is a key element of success in all aspects of personal and professional life.
- Explains that successful communication is the conveying and understanding of a message from one person to another.
- Explains verbal communication is the use of words to convey your message, while non-verbal communications are a powerful form of communication. the way your body language is tells the other party whether or not you are receiving their message or listening.
- Opines that effective communication is a key element of success in all aspects of personal and professional life.
- Explains that successful communication is the conveying and understanding of a message from one person to another.
- Explains verbal communication is the use of words to convey your message, while non-verbal communications are a powerful form of communication. the way your body language is tells the other party whether or not you are receiving their message or listening.
- Opines that two-way communication works better than one way communication, but both play a vital role in business.
- Explains that one way communication is usually just an information statement or a directive. one-way communications are imperative in high stress situations when time is imperative.
- Explains that results-oriented business writing is marked by active voice, encouraging the recipient to take action. this style of writing typically occurs internally within an organization.
- Explains that informational communication is just intended to provide information to employees. informational pieces should be written concisely to ensure the recipient is not left wondering about any information on the particular topic.
- Explains persuasive communication is intended to get the recipient to side with messenger on the topic. writing negative communication in business is often challenging for most business writers.
- Opines that clear communication in business is the most important mechanism in having an effective organization.
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