Interpersonal Communication between Newly Engaged Couple

Interpersonal Communication between Newly Engaged Couple

Introduction

Interpersonal communication in between newly engaged relationships is inextricably linked. The family is the framework where both are developed and the couple's family that the subsystem models. The functionality of the family and the couple depends largely on them. The development of personality is condition and result of so both the identification of dysfunctional families and couples is part of health prevention work, so the risk factors related to communication and interpersonal relationships should be considered for your attention. Because of its importance to health, development of social skills of communication must be addressed in community education programs, including those of sex education (Rodriguez 2005). Prevention efforts must be undertaken in a multidisciplinary manner by the diversity of variables involved in this problem.

Discussion

Interpersonal communication is interactive, distinguished by the exchange of people who enter it as a subject. It makes rich and unique process that goes beyond the exchange of signs in between engaged couple. It is a tradeoff involved in the experiences, feelings, ideals, values, beliefs, attitudes and motivations that were reflected in interpersonal communication process. This process is also influenced on those who involved in it (Rodriguez 2005). It is considered as the process where we summarize the inner world of the subject to another subject to each other. The functions of communication are informative or communicative, emotional and regulatory. A study of engaged couples in families of lower and middle classes showed that couples included among the positive aspects of marriage: intimacy, affective exchange, negotiation and balance of mutual concessions, the absence of conflict, strife and jealousy as well as satisfaction in sex. Engaged couples, regardless of social class and sex, felt that the quality of intimate relationships depends on the presence or absence of negotiation.

So what sustains a successful marriage is the couple's ability to enter into an agreement or lease before conflict situations, in addition to the similarity of, features, which was the other factor studied and these things need to be discussed earlier in between engaged couples (Gonzalez 2004).

Many factors caused by the economic and social crisis are more vulnerable to engaged couples: economic, communication, coexistence must, abuse and misunderstanding are recognized as some of the psychological risk factors, which betrays the need for preventive care to families and couples as the core of the social structure.

Much is said about the family crisis by changes in traditional family values, by changes in society this issue need to be discussed in between engaged couples also the structural changes, role conflict and changes in patterns of relationship (Fernandez 2006). In many countries, there is an increase of consensual unions and new forms of relationship that differ from traditional marriage. The social, economic, scientists, technical and pressures of modern life have had their effect on world culture, which is expressed in relationships. Closed models of symbiotic relationship dependent paternal or maternal model where the dependency ratio is displaced by a new type of open relationship, ...