Sibling Relationships
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Sibling relationships are unique, pervasive, and permanent. They are influenced by factors like family dynamics, age differences, gender, and parenting. Over 96% of Americans experience sibling relationships, which psychologists and other professionals study to better understand family relationships and communication patterns. Sibling relationships can provide life-long friendship, emotional support, and benefits to health, social skills, and identity development. More research is needed on sibling interactions and communication.
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Researchers Paul Watzalawick, Janet Beavin, and Don D. Jackson created a model that focused on the principles of interpersonal communication. According to the communication model created by Watzalwick, Beavin, and Jackson (1967), it demonstrates how communication is expressed through all elements within a message and how it is applied to the people involved in the relationship. The model is designed to show the process where both parties in the relationship are a sender and receiver. Both perspectives of communication are considered in the model to help provide a better understanding on the principles in various relationships. Misconceptions in effective communication are also important to consider when communicating. According to Deborah Cameron’s The Myth of Mars and Venus: Do Men and Women Really Speak Different Languages, “the idea that men and women differ fundamentally in the way they use language to communicate is a myth in the everyday sense: a widespread but false belief” (Poole, 2007).
The model describes how “communication is ongoing, whenever we are in the presence of another person, communication is taking place” (Sole, 2011, p. 2.3). Communicating is inevitable and can be expressed verbally or nonverbally. The sender and receiver are both important in the communicating cycle. A person sends a message by a verbal or nonverbal expression and the other person receives the message based on the how the message is presented. The process of communication becomes a cycle because both people will continue to communicate with each other based on the initial approach.
If I were to communicate something to my husband with an attitude, he is going to respond to me with an attitude. If I communicate the same issue to my husband kindly, it is likely he will have a healthier reaction in his response. We both have .
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Sibling Relationships
- 3. #1
- 4. A Relationship Like No Other Sibling relationships play a unique role in many of our lives because… they are pervasive involuntary and permanent shared history comes in different forms
- 5. >Sibling relationships often reflect the overall condition of cohesiveness within a family >Characteristics like age, gender, and the parental influence can effect the overall relationship between siblings
- 6. Of course, those who are born into a family with more than one child will form some type of relationship with their sibling or siblings >96% of Americans share this relationship
- 7. #2
- 8. THIS INCLUDES 3 DIFFERENT FIELDS
- 10. PROFESSIONALS OF THESE FIELDS… • Use interpersonal communication between family members as an indicator of family relational strength and to identify any possible maladies to be corrected OR • To study and research to further understand the potential impact and importance this relationship makes on one another
- 11. #3
- 12. It is important to understand sibling relationships and all aspects of interpersonal communication in order to better observe and understand verbal and nonverbal communication signals.
- 13. Siblings can be… life long friends a source of emotional support can improve physical health social development sense of self
- 15. #4
- 16. Psychologists, psychiatrists, and doctors believe there needs to be more research done on sibling communication and interaction patterns
- 17. #5
- 18. Helpful In The Future* The business world demands a deep understanding of clients’ intentions and demeanor to facilitate meaningful conversation
- 19. -- Thank you