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    P1 Explain the role of effective communication and interpersonal interaction in a  health and social care context    The role of effective communication and interpersonal interactions is paramount when  communicating with someone as using different forms of communication can benefit  individuals in many different ways such as if someone is deaf  or cannot talk then  someone communicating with them or for the person to communicate back  they would  have to use signs and symbols e.g. British sign language which is a specific sign 

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    Murray’s Theory of Psychogenic Needs American psychologist Henry Murray (1893-1988) developed a theory of personality that was organized in terms of motives‚ presses‚ and needs. Murray described a needs as a‚ "potentiality or readiness to respond in a certain way under certain given circumstances" (1938). Theories of personality based upon needs and motives suggest that our personalities are a reflection of behaviors controlled by needs. While some needs are temporary and changing‚ other needs are

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    who’s your mate? This game is similar to the Newlywed Game. Ingredients Pens Paper To Play Have one person from each couple leave the room. The host/hostess tailors some planned questions to the group and to certain couples. The other half of each couple stays in the room and answers questions about their mate/date. They answer each question the way they think their mate/date would respond. Have them write each answer down‚ so that when their partner returns he/she can give their own

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    is the most effective over a short period of time. Interpersonal therapy looks at how their relationship are and the roles of certain people within those relationships. Goals of this treatment are improved social adjustments and over time have the ability to make their own adjustments themselves (Web MD‚ 2015). The client could use interpersonal therapy to his advantage because he needs to looks at his relationships and readjust them. He needs to keep the people who are there to benefit him and

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    the Hutu militant group “Interhamwe‚” whose name translates to “Those Who Attack Together” (History.com‚ 2009). Based on true events‚ Terry George’s Hotel Rwanda follows the Rwandan Genocide through Paul Rusesabagina’s experiences‚ and from an interpersonal communications perspective‚ appreciates both the art and importance of three fundamental ideas: culture‚ self-concept‚ as well as the interaction of verbal and nonverbal messages. Paul Rusesabagina regularly faces various cultures both in his professional

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    personal relationship using Schutz’s theory of interpersonal needs. According to Communication Making Connection by William J. Seiler and Melissa L. Beall‚ Schutz’s theory implies that we have three needs: the need for affection‚ the need for inclusion‚ and the need for control. According to Schutz’s theory‚ the need for affection is the need to feel likeable or lovable. If various people like a specific person‚ that person has effectively fulfill this need and that need is referred as personal. Someone

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    Emotional Challenges in Interpersonal Communication Each and every one of us faces personal trials that trigger difficult-to-manage emotions that affect our communication‚ relationships‚ and the quality of our lives. We refer to them as emotion challenges of communication. The most common emotional challenges that we all face are anger‚ passion‚ and grief. We get angry when we’re mad and even sad. We have passion in what we do and how we feel and we have grief when we lose someone or something

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    This Interpersonal Communications Summary Paper is going to contain and address the subjects of Nonverbal Communication‚ Male/Female Communication‚ Anger‚ and Relationship Development. The different styles of communication people have are usually influenced by their family‚ age‚ class‚ gender and social structure. Verbal communication is the mainstay of interpersonal communication but in many cases nonverbal communication can play a major role when people converse. Many scholars agree that there

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    fundamental process in all interpersonal communication encounters. This essay will describe perception and the role it has in interpersonal communication. It will focus on the perceptual process of stereotyping and I will explore some of my experiences with stereotyping. The process through which individuals receive and interpret information from the external world is called perception. Perception acts as a filter via which information passes before it impacts on one’s communication. An individuals

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    Close Relationships Sometimes Mask Poor Communication Interpersonal Communication While reading the article‚ Close Relationships Sometimes Mask Poor Communication‚ I couldn’t help but giggle when reading about the study that took place when researchers asked 24 couples to participate in an experiment. I laugh because this is an ongoing everyday experience. I believe that we all have been in a situation with a spouse‚ friend‚ sibling or co-worker where somehow the signals seemed to have crossed

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