Communications

Interpersonal Conflict In Television

Kenneth Bassett

COM200

Professor Doctor

2/09/15

Interpersonal conflicts are probably one of the most considered when it comes to the lack of communications which is based on pride and emotions. A result of this can be defined best as, how they would end up starting a up hill battle so to speak within a business and can be best not to travel down that road at all. When a person gives that sense of pride and raw emotions to keep there actions at a stand still, they will almost make that one decision within reasons that they would have never guessed would happen. Interpersonal conflicts can sometimes be loud and disruptive, and even get violent. In my essay I will show you how a interpersonal conflict can effect that way a person or persons listening skills can be disruptive and show some ways that they can be avoided next time they have the same problem.

The striking problem that confronts the modern family is its instability. The traditional family was a stable type of family whose dissolution was rarely thought of and was not very easy. It faced the world as a unit. Women outside the family had no refuge. The profession of the family was fixed which was continued by succeeding generations. Social mobility was slight. “If the conflict occurs in a family, for example, it can negatively affect children and other family members and can impact relationships with one another as well as with the parties who are involved in the conflict. In fact, children can also learn their parents' conflict patterns and go on to use them in their own romantic relationships later in life”(Bevan & Sole, 2014).

But today it is all changed. The control of the family over its members has decreased. The younger generation does not like any interference by their elders. There is lack of unity among the family members. Faith in one another is decreasing. There are separate Chulhas within one house.

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