DISCUSSION: RELATIONAL COMMUNICATION

What Makes a Good Relationship Good
Choose two of the following prompts and write 750-1,000 words for each prompt. For each prompt, you will need to choose a different theory or set of concepts to address that come from class readings or lectures/discussions throughout the semester.
1. If people only knew [communication theory/concept], then they would have enduringly good workplace relationships.
2. If people only knew [communication theory/concept], then they would have enduringly good romantic relationships.
3. If people only knew [communication theory/concept], then they would have enduringly good friendships.
4. If people only knew [communication theory/concept], then they would have enduringly good family relationships.
Six scholarly references needed (three for each section).
Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide.
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STUDY MATERIALS
Read Chapters 13-14 in Reflect & Relate: An Introduction to Interpersonal Communication.
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Read “Computer-Mediated Communication With Distant Friends: Relations With Adjustment During Students’ First Semester in College,” by Ranney & Troop-Gordon, from Journal of Educational Psychology (2012).
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Read “Associations Between Online Friendship and Internet Addiction Among Adolescents and Emerging Adults,” by Smahel, Brown, & Blinka, from Developmental Psychology (2012).
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Read “In the Eye of the Beholder: Perceived, Actual, and Peer-Rated Similarity in Personality, Communication, and Friendship Intensity During the Acquaintanceship Process,” by Selfhout, Denissen, Branje, & Meeus, from Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (2009).
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For additional information, the following is recommended: From the Love of Friends to the Love of Strangers: Reflections on Friendship and Discipleship by Toth, from Baptistic Theologies (2015).
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For additional information, the following is recommended: Where Is the Love? The Disruptive Possibilities of Womens Friendships as Participation in the Triune God by Chilton Thompson, from Perspectives in Religious Studies (2018).
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For additional information, the following is recommended: Friends Without Benefits: Understanding the Dark Sides of Workplace Friendship by Pillemer, & Rothbard, from Academy of Management Review (2018).
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For additional information, the following is recommended: How Remote Workers Make Work Friends by Schinoff, Ashforth, & Corley, from Harvard Business Review Digital Articles (2019).
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