I tend to feel very insecure when I am meeting new people because I am afraid they won't like me. But once I open up and talk to them, I never have a problem. This is a good idea of what to do, and to just manifest positive thoughts. When you allow those negative insecure thoughts to stay, they can keep you from having the opportunity for positive thoughts.

In some places, I can be much more outgoing and seem like I know what Im doing but other times it seems like im really nervous or I have never done this before in my life. When I feel confident in something, I tend to act not necessarily differently, but more myself. And sometimes I'll think highly of myself and others I will think that I don't deserve to be participating like the others.

When I get into an argument with someone like my boyfriend or my friends, I try to avoid thinking about only my point of view. Sometimes when I argue with my bestfriend it seems like she doesn't want to put her ideas aside for the benefit of our friendship, but after I talk it through to her it she starts to understand.

I have been around many people who tend to say or do things based on only the information they think they know. When they assume certain things, sometimes they are correct, but other times they are embarrassed when they end up being wrong. This is why I think it is important to not stereotype or assume based off the first glance.

This idea is interesting to me because it reminds me of the nature and nature part of psychology. A large portion of how we learn is done through watching others from our environment. We watch others communicate and watch how things are done, which later allows us to apply what we have seen when in the same situation.

I like the idea of communication within continuous dynamic sequences because it makes me think of music. When I listen to certain songs, they make me feel a certain way and I can really relate to how the artist was feeling. They are communicating through their music to let others know how they are feeling and that's pretty cool.

The interaction model of communication is a much different way to think about communication rather than the linear, one-way process. Having feedback in a conversation with others can be effective and show understanding between two people, but when someone just tells another person to do something it can really change the effects of the conversation., The things I can say and how I give feedback to others can really change the outcome of a conversation.

Humans in the beginning were very similar to monkeys, whereas we didn't have a language to communicate but were able to comprehend how many rocks we had. I find it very interesting that in the beginning we were unable to effectively communicate; however, we managed to create ways to write or record things. Very similar to today, just back then we were much less advanced.