Essays on Interpersonal Relationship

Innateness perspective – this perspective suggests speech, language and communication (SLC) is developed without conscious thoughts and that it is a natural process as it is inborn. Noam Chomsky was a theorist that argued that people are wired to learn language and they are born with most basic rules of language. Although some theorist believes...

Abstract One hundred three students from a small liberal arts college rated statements about potential stigma associated with unmarried, teen parents. After reading a scenario describing a typical unmarried teen couple’s pregnancy and early parenting experiences, participants indicated their level of agreement with 12 statements for either the mother or the father. T-test comparisons of...

Introduction More than 20 years ago, researchers first noted that children of alcoholics (COA’s) appeared to be affected by a variety of problems over the course of their life span (Kenneth J. Sher, 1997). These problems involve fetal alcohol syndrome, which is first seemed in infancy; emotional problems and hyperactivity in childhood; emotional problems and...

Relationship means different things to different people. Indeed, “Relationships are complicated. They may begin happily, but then become negative or unpleasant without you realizing it” McMahan, (2017). There are different types of relationships- monogamous, polygamous, open relationship, long-distance relationship, and causal relationship. “Relationships require work and commitment to keep your love for one another strong,...

Abstract Marriages in India, as opposed to western countries, have always been a religious and sacred event that was looked upon to creating an inseparable bond between a man and woman. However, in the recent years, divorce rates in India are increasing; thus giving way for expectations from both parties to claim what was or...

• Introduction Pride and prejudice is profoundly concerned with love and is deemed by many to be Jane Austen’s most famous book. In this book, she emphasizes the romantic courtship and goes through it in depth. She explains her point of view about true love by making her characters fall in love. Various characters represent...

Assignment on Child’s Development D1: Provide a clear explanation of the process of attachment and the role of the key person to show understanding of: attachment theory and the development of secure relationships, the importance of attachment in relation to children’s emotional well-being and the role of the key person to work in partnership and...

Introduction Breastfeeding has a number of benefits for both mother and infant and there is a wealth of different factors out there that contribute to a woman’s decision of whether she chooses to breastfeed her infant or not (Emmanuel, 2015). One of these factors is the mothers experience of breastfeeding her previous children and how...

Explain how your working relationship is different from your personal relationships A working relationship is different from a personal relationship, in the sense that one does not choose the people they will be working with, whereas one chooses their friends and partner. In the company I’m working now, even though we are given the choice...

Collins attributes the destruction of intelligent, independent women, who have the potential to possess prodigious power, to the tool of oppression known as marriage hich when coupled with a catalyst of ‘anxious male imperatives’ (D.A Miller) becomes a lethal weapon utilised to hinder the freedom and individuality of women in society. Although Walter as a...