Reflection On Communication Within Families And Interlational Connections

Healthy family relationships act as pillars for interactions with people outside the household. Families have a way of instilling people’s attitude, characters and the general perception towards life. Such are characters that are developed in

As we know families as always changing and so are the dynamics. Communication is a transactional process that is changing over time. Two central scopes of family behavior are adaptability and cohesion. Each is divided into four levels to create 16 combinations. Overtime it has changed to fit into cohesion, adaptability and communication.

The Importance Of Communication In The Family In families communication is one of the most important parts in having a good relationship within the family. Communication is not only about talking, but about listening and understanding what the other person has to say. In Lac Su’s memoir I Love You's Are For White People, he talks about how he and his family escapes from the communist in Vietnam, and how in 1979, they immigrated to America to find the “ American Dream.” Lac shares certain parts of his life, and how he handled those situations.

There are 7 billion individuals in this world and all of them are unique because they are different. Everyone has different opinions, traits, perspectives, morals, rules, and stories, so where do they contrive these differences? I assume they formulate their ideas from personal experiences and how they were raised by their parents. Famous writer and professor, Alice McDermott shares that “Family dynamics are true over time, across generations and different cultures.” From this, we can gather that our sense of what is right and what is wrong does not just solely come from our parents, but from generations in our families. I believe that an individual’s Moral Absolute will be quite similar to their parents. In my case, I formulate my moral absolute’s from my parents. These moral absolutes include: not to steal, not to strike a woman, and not to cheat.

In conclusion, communication is a key thing in a family for you all to mantain a strong connection because family is very important ad you dont wanna loose anyone you

Members in a family are part of an organization, which could be a functional one or a dysfunctional one based on the way the organization is structured. I think communication in the family is a key aspect in order to make the organization run properly. There’s some families in which one member of the group decided every decision for each family member, which I think is very unhealthy for the organization. For example, you should be a doctor because I think it’s best for you, while the child has no skills in order to be successful in the medical field. They think they know what’s best for each individual without having the knowledge to know what that individual desires or wants are. It’s quite frustrating to know that none of your group members

a hidden truth of the human condition. In doing so, they became manifestations of what the term

Today genograms are used in education, psychology, and medical settings to identify the connection between families and identify how members of the family communicate with one another. There are several types of genograms that are created for many reasons such as ethical, career, and sexual. These genograms help an individual map out the connection of their contextual history and developmental framework. My experience of creating a genogram was an amazing feeling and it helped me discover several factors that occur in my life as an adult. The interview with mom helps me to identify a lot of unknown features that can be possible genetically transmitted to my children. During my genogram creation, a few explanations of conflicts were

According to Bowen, we have less autonomy in our emotional lives than we like to think. Most of us are more reactive to one another than we realize. Bowen’s theory describes how family, as a multigenerational network of relationships, shapes the interplay of individuality and togetherness, using five interlocking concepts differentiation of self, multigenerational emotional processes, emotional cutoff, and societal emotional processes (Nichols & Davis, 2017). It is the nature of a family that its members are intensely connected emotionally. Often people feel separate or disengaged from their family, but this is more feeling than fact.

As an adolescent, I smiled often at school and when I was with my friends. However, my appearance at school was a façade to mask the difficulties that I experienced when I returned home to my family. I witnessed a multitude of arguments between my mother and father that created an emotionally unhealthy and unstable environment for my own upbringing. During this time, I was clueless in how to help my parents resolve their dilemmas. However, as I continued to witness my parents’ unfortunate interactions towards each other, these moments helped me shape my understanding of the importance of proper listening and communication, with the ultimate resolution of problem solving.

The relationships between parents and children depend in large part on the social context in which the family lives. Thus, the ability of parents to care for them and successfully educate their children depends on the extent to which parents and children maintain connections with others outside the home, as well as the way in which external forces penetrate the home and regulate the Interactions These connections or links with the social environment are important, since they allow individuals to satisfy needs in everyday situations or crisis. The absence or insufficiency of social support in families constitutes a significant risk for the deterioration of their internal relations, because as different studies suggest, families where child abuse occurs lack a secure line, that is, at particularly stressful times They have means of escape, friends or relatives to turn to for help. That is why many parents who leave their countries where they have their friends and family, to go to another country where they will be alone and will not have the support of anyone is a very stressful situation. Many families come from other countries to the United States to provide a better life for their children, but often the little time they can devote to their children due to work can end in their children getting out of hand.

discussion of negative emotions and help their children acknowledge that it is okay to be

Over the last 50 years, the meaning of family has changed and people of today’s world struggle to define family. Henslin et al (2014), defines family as ‘two or more people who consider themselves related by blood, marriage or adoption’ (p. 428). Due to the changes, this has also had an impact on family dynamics, which is now seen as complex. Family Dynamics has been defined as ‘the patterns of relating, or interactions, between family members’ (Psychologytoday.com, healthychildren.org 2017). These concepts are everlasting; therefore, they develop as society does. Family dynamics are ever changing by improving or disadvantaging today’s community. The family has changed in multiple ways from 50 years ago such as the roles of members of the family and the structure of families. The difference between families then and now is more prominent in the modern Australian society.

Parenting is never easy. The development of good communication skills is important because it helps ensure proper functioning in society. Children spend most of their time during their formative years with their family. There is not a book on how to raise children and there is more than one parenting style. Parenting styles are patterns of behavior of a caregiver towards one or more children (Santrock, 2005). Researchers and developmental psychologists have found that there are three types of parenting styles; authoritarian parenting, authoritative parenting and permissive parenting (Santrock, 2005). The role of a parent is important in a child’s communication development.

Various 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 human begins on this earth. Within this essay, I will be addressing how Family and Communication affects our lives today.