Interpersonal communication is part of everyday daily life, between co-workers, kids, husbands and friends. This course has taught me how to develop my skills and be aware of myself and the people around me. If by anyway that I was given the opportunity to help any couples in a relationships by taking this course then I say kudos to me, I mean let me try to give my input of what I feel that interpersonal communications means to me. And if it comes to where that I have helped someone out and helped them develop their relationships better than I am glad that I was able to help.

Dear Newlywed Couples, Some of the best advice that I can give to a newlywed couples dealing with interpersonal communication issues are one you have to evaluate different levels of self-disclosure in your relationships, what are your motives are you in for selfish to get something out of you opening up first or is your heart genuine and when all is said and done are you ok with the consequences after you have open yourself up to your significant other and did you get the response that you wanted or needed. And if you did was the process of how you receive to this point significant. Also the best way to communicate is through active and critical listening skills you have to make an attempt to connect with the person that you truly love. You have to clearly hear what your partner is saying to you, pay attention and evaluate properly what the message that he or she is trying to send to you. And do not react to how you feel the message comes across. Recognize how words have the power to affect your attitudes and behaviors. If we feel like the tone of the communication is slightly off some we automatically take it has a negative and our whole demeanor shifts to defensive and then that will not be good on any side.

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