April L. Simpson
COM321: Communication Theory (BHE1440A)
Instructor: Rebecca DiVerniero
November 3rd, 2014
The ability to identify my overall communication skills can enhance my relationships with in my workplace, personal life as well as my intimate relationship. By using theories such as Maslow's
Hierarchy Theory and the “Onion Theory” I will be able to strengthen my communication skills and psychological perspectives. Obtaining skills can be done by hands on learning, obtaining verbal training, past experiences and through conversations with others who I surrounds myself with.
Everyone goes through stages in their life when their skills and abilities are questioned by themselves.
In this paper I will perform a complete assessment which will identify The assignment at hand is to describe my overall interpersonal, group and organizational communication skills as well as reflecting on theories and/or models studied in this course.
Having a clear understanding of interpersonal communication verses dyadic communication is very important when addressing people individually and/or a group. Interpersonal communication is how we address individuals that we come in contact with. Dyadic communication is when two individuals are face to face and can be defined as personal and direct. Psychological perspective is how we perceive others and their actions by the way of communicating. My ultimate goal is to make sure my form of communication is accurate when in interpersonal relationships, group settings and in the workplace.
Overall I am a very assertive, motivational and driven individual at home and in the workplace. I have always believed that you should be the same person at work, at home and in the public eye in regards to personality and communicating. Over the years my theory has changed, I am more relaxed and sociable at home where I am able to share intimate moments with my family. I am more comical with my family and friends