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Reflection Paper Instructions
The goal of reflective journaling is to interact with new information that is particularly meaningful to you and to identify resources that will be help you enhance your interpersonal communication skills. As you engage in the assigned readings each week, make note of insights and understanding that emergeand that shed light on theparticular communication needs, challenges, barriers, weaknesses, strengths, opportunities, etc. that exist in your interpersonal—personal and/or professional—context.
You will write a total of four reflectionpapers in this course. Begin each paper with a specific reference or a quote from the week’s assigned readings. Use this reference to anchor your reflections on a personally meaningful topic in first person while drawing upon and synthesizing a variety of course materials. Compare, contrast, or discuss various views on the topic articulated by different authors. The emphasis should be on self-reflecting, however, not merely summarizingor critiquingwhat you read. Consider the impact of your behavioral blend/personality. Examine insights about yourself, your communication style, and your relationships from the perspective of a biblical worldview and your faith journey. Note that duplicating or significantly repeating discussion board posts is unacceptable.
Each papershould be between 400 and 500 words long. The content should be engaging, substantive, and interesting. It should be written in a focused and concise manner and be well organized with a logic progression of ideas and transitions that are clear and maintain flow of thought.Submit as a Word document, formatted according to current APA style (double-spaced throughout, first line in each new paragraph indented, but without any extra space before a new paragraph, etc.),free of grammar, spelling, and other writing errors.A title page with a title that summarizes your topic is expected, but an abstract is not needed. Use APA style for both in-text citations and the reference page, while making sure references correspond and are correct.
Each ReflectionPaper is due by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Sunday of the assigned modules/weeks.
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Running head: BRIDGES NOT WALLS
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Interpersonal communication skills
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BRIDGES NOT WALLS
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Journal entry: Building Bridges not Walls
Building bridges not walls concentrate on narrating the six communication and
interpersonal skills for effective interaction and achieving the goal of the communication
initiation. While reviewing the chapters, it is evident the author is considerate of the verbal as
well as nonverbal communication skills, with which, perception set the right path for effective
interaction. In this reflection, I present the assumption that Building bridges not walls offer a
critical consideration with six main steps to achieving a successful interaction and creating
lasting relations. With the assumption that people are social beings, I also learned that building
bridges is a call to ...