This document discusses the principles of effective interpersonal communication. It defines interpersonal communication as communication between individuals face-to-face that allows them to get an immediate reaction. Some key principles for effective interpersonal communication include treating each other with respect, not interrupting, respecting each other's rights, speaking only for yourself and not others, challenging behaviors and not people, maintaining confidentiality, and accepting that mistakes will happen. The document emphasizes the importance of respect, listening, and focusing on issues rather than attacking individuals to promote effective interpersonal exchanges.
This document discusses the principles of effective interpersonal communication. It defines interpersonal communication as communication between individuals face-to-face that allows them to get an immediate reaction. Some key principles for effective interpersonal communication include treating each other with respect, not interrupting, respecting each other's rights, speaking only for yourself and not others, challenging behaviors and not people, maintaining confidentiality, and accepting that mistakes will happen. The document emphasizes the importance of respect, listening, and focusing on issues rather than attacking individuals to promote effective interpersonal exchanges.
This document discusses the principles of effective interpersonal communication. It defines interpersonal communication as communication between individuals face-to-face that allows them to get an immediate reaction. Some key principles for effective interpersonal communication include treating each other with respect, not interrupting, respecting each other's rights, speaking only for yourself and not others, challenging behaviors and not people, maintaining confidentiality, and accepting that mistakes will happen. The document emphasizes the importance of respect, listening, and focusing on issues rather than attacking individuals to promote effective interpersonal exchanges.
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As to methods there is many be a million and then some.but
principle are few. The man who grasps principles can successfully select his own methods. The man who tries methods, ignoring principles, is sure to have trouble, (Ralph Waldo Emelson) Principles of effective interpersonal communication is communication between one individual and other through face to face in order to get an immediate reaction The Difference Between goog l e Interpersonal & All Images News Videos Intrapersonal Maps
o According to Hafied Cangara in the book Introduction to
Communication Science (2016), intrapersonal communication is a communication process that occurs within the individual, or in other words, a communication process with oneself. o Quoted from the book Communication Science An Introduction (2010) by Deddy Mulyana, interpersonal communication is a communication process between individuals face-to-face, which allows participants to capture other people's reactions directly, both verbal and nonverbal forms. Effective Interpersonal Communication can be Obtained through We Treat Each Other With Respect In order for our relationship with others to be harmonious and maintained we need to respect others. We Do Not Intterup One Other By not interrupting the other person conversation, it makes the conversation more interesting and useful Effective Interpersonal Communication can be Obtained through
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The importance of respecting the right of others
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WE have the decision not to do something as long as we don’t want to. Effective Interpersonal Communication can be Obtained through • That we speak only for ourselves More accurate statements with our communications instead of assuming that we can speak for other, we only speak for ourselves. This save us a lot of unnecessary hatred and rejection. • That we speak but not too often or for too long So, by listening to other people’s viewswe have the opportunity to learn and be creative about other people’s views of us • That we challenge the behaviour and not the person It means keeping a focus on the issue, allowing for a more creative response to any difficult situation • That we respect confidentially Generating a feeling of trust • That is ok to make mistakes it means adopting a no blamp approach to difficult situation. That's all from our presentation. If there is something you don't understand, please study harder go og l e Thank you