IV. The Presentation: Prepare as many PowerPoint slides as you need to accompany a 4 to 8 minute discussion of your paper. The slides should describe:
the relationship (7 pts);
the communication topic you applied to analyze the relationship (7 pts.); and
your observations and conclusions based on your analysis (6 pts). Total = 20 pts.
-attatching the paper that was wrote for this presentation and direction to the paper below:
Paper intructions: will submit a three to five – page paper exploring a topic in the area of interpersonal communication as it relates to your own experiences. The purpose of this assignment is to expand your interpersonal communication experience, as well as your awareness of the importance of interpersonal communication skills in a specific context of your choosing. You will look at a concept or theory in more depth and discuss how it applies to one of your current or past relationships with a friend, coworker, family member, significant other or to your observation of relationships of others you know.
Begin by selecting an interpersonal communication topic from your textbook or from any book on interpersonal communication, self-development or any other topic related to one-on-one communication. I will be happy to assist you in selecting a topic if you would like, and here are some possible topics:
Female-male comm. Nonverbal comm. Interpersonal needs Self-disclosure
Deceptive comm. Stages of relationships Conflict Management Interaction ritual
After choosing your topic, research it thoroughly. Collect a minimum of three specific reliable sources (from academic journals, books, newspapers and reliable web pages) that discuss aspects of the topic. You will use each of these three sources in your paper, supporting specific points. You will cite these sources in your Bibliography (Guidelines for putting references into APA format are provided in the week’s module)an interpersonal relationship from your own life and apply the topic research to it. This will allow
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