Healthy Romantic Relationships: Love Languages, Sex, Conflict & Repair

Posted by admin on Feb 23, 2026 in Communication | 0 comments

Chapter 8 – Making a Love Connection

1) What are the love languages (5)?

Words of affirmation — verbal compliments, “I love you,” expressions of appreciation.

Quality time — focused, undivided attention; doing things together; being present.

Gifts/tokens — thoughtful items that show “I was thinking about you.”

Acts of service — helpful actions such as chores, errands, favors.

Physical touch — hand-holding, hugging, cuddling, kissing, sexual touch.

2) What is the difference between liking,

C Programs: String, Array, Pointer & Control Examples

Posted by admin on Jan 9, 2026 in Communication | 0 comments

Section 1: String Programs

1. Reverse Individual Characters of a String

Language: C

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int main() {
    char str[100];
    int length, i;
    printf("Enter a string: ");
    fgets(str, sizeof(str), stdin);
    length = strlen(str);
    if (length > 0 && str[length - 1] == '\n') {
        str[length - 1] = '\0';
        length--;
    }
    printf("The string in reverse order is: ");
    for (i = length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
        printf(

Understanding Key Communication Theories in Social Interaction

Posted by admin on Dec 15, 2025 in Communication | 0 comments

Symbolic Interactionism (Chapter 5)

Symbolic interaction: The idea that people create meaning through language and symbols in social interaction.
Minding: The inner dialogue we use to rehearse how others might react to our actions before we act.
Taking the role of the other: Imagining how another person sees a situation to guide our behavior.
Looking-glass self: The idea that our self-concept is shaped by how we think others view us.
“I” vs “Me”:
- “I” = spontaneous, unpredictable, creative

The Foundations of Value Education and Human Harmony

Posted by admin on Dec 2, 2025 in Communication | 0 comments

Understanding Value Education

The Concept of Value Education

Defining Human Values

Goodness that guides human interaction:
- Respect
- Acceptance
- Empathy
- Love
Enabling ethical practice:
- Justice
- Integrity
A tool for achieving harmony and peace.

Core Human Values

Right Conduct
- Self-help skills
- Social and ethical skills
Peace
- Calmness
- Contentment
- Self-control
Truth
- Honesty
- Integrity
- Quest for knowledge
Love
- Acceptance
- Care and compassion
- Generosity
Non-violence
- Benevolence
- Harmlessness

Factors Influencing Human Values

Assertiveness
- Expressing

English Word Formation: Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, and Adverbs

Posted by admin on Oct 17, 2025 in Communication | 0 comments

English Word Families: A Reference Table

This reference organizes related words by their part of speech, demonstrating common patterns in English word formation (morphology). Note that some cells may be empty if the corresponding form is rare or non-existent.

Core Word Families (A-L)

Noun	Person/Agent	Verb	Adjective	Adverb
Noun	Person	To Verb	Adjective	Adverb
Belief	Believer	To Believe	Believable	Believably
Breadth	–	To Broaden	Broad	Broadly
Clearance	–	To Clear	Clear	Clearly
Depth	–	To Deepen	Deep	Deeply
Height	–	To Highlight	High	Highly
Length	–

Communication Theory Essentials: Group Decisions, Organizational Culture, and Aristotle’s Rhetoric

Posted by admin on Oct 7, 2025 in Communication | 0 comments

Functional Perspective on Group Decision Making (Ch. 17)

Randy Hirokawa & Denis Gouran | Objective | Socio-psychological & Cybernetic Tradition

The authors are convinced that group interaction has a positive effect on the final decision.

Hirokawa seeks quality solutions.

Communication serves as a social tool for group decision making to reach joint conclusions—a democracy where responsibility relies on the group.

The functional perspective specifies what communication must accomplish for joint

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