Jon often uses profanities when he is out with his friends, but he is always polite when he visits his grandmother. this example illustrates which principle of interpersonal communication

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Makena Holloway

Social Studies

19 March, 01:25

Jon often uses profanities when he is out with his friends, but he is always polite when he visits his grandmother. this example illustrates which principle of interpersonal communication

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Keira Burns · Answer 1

The correct answer is: The principle illustrated here is: Communication is contextual.

There are a few contexts included in this principle and they are:

1) Psychological (our emotions, mood). Our feelings and the feelings of people we communicate with influence how we communicate.

2) Situational - The way in which we communicate depends on the situation we are in; we communicate differently at school, a cafe, at home, etc.

3) Cultural - Our way of communicating depends greatly on the culture we were raised in, as different cultures communicate in completely different manners sometimes.

4) Relational - Our communication also depends on the relationship we have with the person we are talking to. We speak differently to our parents, teachers / professors, coworkers, grandparents, etc.