Reflection On Interpersonal Communication

Introduction:
In this individual self-reflection report, I will use my own interpersonal conflict with my family as an example. It will be useful to explain the relevant communication concepts and analyze the possible causes of conflicts. A self-reflection will be included in order to improve my interpersonal communication skills. I will also suggest some effective methods to handle and resolve the aforementioned interpersonal conflict.
The interpersonal conflict is related to the argument on study habit between my parents and me. Due to miscommunication and misunderstanding, concern and love become a weapon for blaming. Finally, the strife was internecine during the next fortnight.
If we have better interpersonal communication skills, would the result have

I will analyze it by using following concepts in order to find the suitable way to improve. Barriers to Effective Interpersonal Communication
There are seven barriers which are Bypassing, Intentional orientation, Allness, Unable to distinguish between facts and inferences, Indiscrimination, Polarization, Static evaluation. l Bypassing[1]
1. Concerning my health
It is true that parents always care for their children. They may give some advice to their children. During the story, my mother said ‘You always get ill because you sleep late. I won’t take care of you unless you have correct this bad habit.’
If my mother said ‘Enough relaxation is important for keeping our health. Try to sleep earlier’, although it gives the same meaning, this one sounds more comfortable. I can feel more concern about my health instead of blame. 2. Study hard.
My parents and I agree that hardworking is an important element of studying. However, we look at different ways.
“Study hard” in my eyes means spending more time on searching the information, learning more new things and applying them on my assignments or daily