What Is the Definition of Interpersonal Communication

question 73

Multiple Choice

What is the definition of interpersonal communication?

• A) It is a distinctive, transactional form of human communication involving mutual influence, usually for the purpose of managing relationships.
• B) It involves treating people as objects, responding to roles rather than the person, and distinctive conversations.
• C) It is a mechanical, transactional form of human communication, where each person has a role to perform.
• D) It involves communicating with someone you care about, communicating in an I-It relationship, and treating people as individuals.

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Definitions:

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Kübler-Ross

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Stages of Dying

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Terminal Illness

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