A Letter of Advice
A LETTER OF AD
A LETTER OF ADVICE
White
Com200 Interpersonal Communication
Prof. Sherell Harrell May 8, 2012
A LETTER OF AD I. Introduction A. In life we are typically faced with the ins and outs of communication in many relationships in today’s society.
II. Identify the barriers to effective interpersonal communication 1. Identifying effective communication. 2. Ways to gain effective interpersonal communication.
III. Recognize how words have the power to create and affect attitudes, behaviors, and perception. 1. Learning how affective words can be. 2. Using words to communicate effectively.
IV. Understand how perception, emotions, and non verbal, expression affect interpersonal relationships. 1. Learning how ones gestures can give off the wrong message.
V. Conclusion
References
A LETTER OF AD
Donald Lee and Marshae Weathers
2059 Clouet St.
Monroe, La 71201
RE: Letter of Advice
Dear Donald and Marshae
I am pleased that you are seeking my personal advice on how to communicate in your relationship as soon to be newlyweds. A relationship is hard work that two people have to work hard at to build a stable foundation. I am under the assumption that you all are seeking my advice in relation to your new found growth in this relationship. The next step that you all are about to take in your relationship is called marriage, which is a very important step. Marriage is something that a couple should not take lightly, but as your friend I am here to give you all some great advice on to have an effective relationship before your wedding and after you all say I do.
The advice that I will offer to you all will help maintain a very solid relationship/marriage. In my letter of advice, I will cover areas of interpersonal communication, such as identifying the barriers to effective interpersonal interaction. Develop
A LETTER OF ADVICE
White
Com200 Interpersonal Communication
Prof. Sherell Harrell May 8, 2012
A LETTER OF AD I. Introduction A. In life we are typically faced with the ins and outs of communication in many relationships in today’s society.
II. Identify the barriers to effective interpersonal communication 1. Identifying effective communication. 2. Ways to gain effective interpersonal communication.
III. Recognize how words have the power to create and affect attitudes, behaviors, and perception. 1. Learning how affective words can be. 2. Using words to communicate effectively.
IV. Understand how perception, emotions, and non verbal, expression affect interpersonal relationships. 1. Learning how ones gestures can give off the wrong message.
V. Conclusion
References
A LETTER OF AD
Donald Lee and Marshae Weathers
2059 Clouet St.
Monroe, La 71201
RE: Letter of Advice
Dear Donald and Marshae
I am pleased that you are seeking my personal advice on how to communicate in your relationship as soon to be newlyweds. A relationship is hard work that two people have to work hard at to build a stable foundation. I am under the assumption that you all are seeking my advice in relation to your new found growth in this relationship. The next step that you all are about to take in your relationship is called marriage, which is a very important step. Marriage is something that a couple should not take lightly, but as your friend I am here to give you all some great advice on to have an effective relationship before your wedding and after you all say I do.
The advice that I will offer to you all will help maintain a very solid relationship/marriage. In my letter of advice, I will cover areas of interpersonal communication, such as identifying the barriers to effective interpersonal interaction. Develop