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    Family & Communication Alcantara, Reana May University Identification Number: 01054226 Comm 200S 10/30/2017 I pledge to support the honor system of Old Dominion University. I will refrain from any form of academic dishonesty or deception, such as cheating or plagiarism. I am aware that as a member of the academic community, it is my responsibility to turn in all suspected violators of the honor system. I will report to Honor Council hearings if I am summoned.” By attending Old Dominion University

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    When learning about communications , we learn that many people (or subjects) are part of similar or different social community. Even family and friends could be in a different social community than you. However, the real question is how does this affect communication between both parties. In studying and understanding the communication process, I have learned that when we differ in information or knowledge of others cultural values or beliefs we gain a sense of uncertainty. In the uncertainty reduction

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    Communication in marriage Research: Communication In Families Communication is a vital part of everyday life. Without communication we would not be allowed to express feelings, needs or even wants. Communication is more complicated than just speaking to one another. Some families suffer from the lack of communication and it is most important to keep a good communication flow through families. Effective communication is an important characteristic of strong, healthy families. Family communication

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    Communication is key to survival. Without communication the world will come to a standstill. Every relationship needs communication to be successful. We all use communication in our day-to-day functioning from our work to social activities, from birth till death. We use it in every walk of our life and every waking hour of our day. Means of communication has evolved over the years. Communication which started with the smoke signals, sending messages tied to pigeons feet, telephones, telegraphs,

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    Communication and Family

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    The written word is arguably humanity’s most powerful tool. Writing allows for the sharing of ideas, memories, and events, all facets of the human experience. Such communication plays a pivotal role in the development and growth of our current, complex society. Moreover, the written word transverses time and space, thereby connecting humans to one another in a manner beyond compare. As demonstrated by the world’s past, written works have changed the course of history altogether. Harriet Beecher

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    This essay is about communication within the family context, this consist of mental health issues, depression, anxiety, and the difficulties that had occurred along the way which included a lot of negativity responses from my daughter, I will analyse this towards Kaye’s (2014) Matryoshka dolls that will relate to adult communication management, and to further explore other communication aspects that relate to communication. I had realised that depression and anxiety were starting to arise in my daughter

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    amounts of studies have shown that family effects the way we all communicate. Believe it or not, a family is one of the key components to why we act and speak the way we do now. Family communication can have a positive and negative impact on people’s lives depending on how he or she has been spoken to as a child and a growing adolescent. Family Communication can have an effect on people depending on who their head parent or guardian is in their life. Family Communication can even affect our identity as

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    My Family Communication

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    Communication is fundamental in my family because it’s how we show affection to one another, and how we become closer. I remember when we were at my grandma’s house on Thanksgiving one year, my grandma was treating my mom and her brother quite differently. When I later asked my mom why, she said it was because her brother was older and her mother respected him more. Both of my parents communicate differently with me than they do with my younger brother, or anyone else in our family. They hold me

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    For Thanksgiving, my family came to my house. My family was excited to meet the new boyfriend of my cousin, Kelley. This would be our first time meeting him (other than stalking him on Facebook). I picked Thanksgiving because it is an event that is filled with nonverbal communication. Whenever my family gets together, I usually expect really loud laughter coming from someone at any given time. Furthermore, the whole room is just really loud in general. We usually talk in loud volumes, speak with

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    textbook, family is defined as a self-defined group of intimates who create and maintain themselves through their own interactions and their interactions with others. (West & Turner, Cengage Learning) To me family members don’t always have to be who you’re related to by blood. I have some friends I consider family because they have been through everything with me. I have some friends who don’t get along with their parents, and consider their friends and their friends families a family to them. The

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