Interpersonal Perception and Communication

Omarzu, Julia; Harvey, Jessica

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“…It means that all forms of the process of interpreting messages and judgments about others depart from oneself. Interpersonal communication concerns aspects of message content and interpersonal relationships[12]. It means that interpersonal communication's effectiveness is determined by the quality of the message and the level of relationship between individuals so that new behavior occurs.…”

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Strengthening Community-based Surveillance Cadre Activeness through Interpersonal Communication and Module Development in Barru District

Zulkifli

Sidin

Nasrah

et al. 2021

Open Access Maced J Med Sci

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BACKGROUND: The low activity of community-based surveillance (CBS) cadres reflects the inadequate implementation of the CBS program. It can hinder the CBS program’s success. AIM: This study aimed to increase the activeness of CBS cadres through interpersonal communication and module development. METHODS: This research was a quasi-experimental research with the non-randomized pre-test and post-test control group design. This study’s population was all 48 cadres of CBS. They were not active in several subdistricts, including Tanete Riaja subdistrict, Barru subdistrict, Balusu subdistrict, and Mallusetasi subdistrict. The intervention sample was 20 people in the Tanete Riaja subdistrict. The control sample was 20 people scattered in the subdistricts of Barru, Balusu, and Mallusetasi, obtained by purposive sampling. Data analysis used the Chi-square test. RESULTS: There are differences in the increase before and after the interpersonal communication intervention and module development, from 0% to 65%. There was a difference in increasing activeness in the interpersonal communication intervention group and module development compared to the control group, which was only given module development (0.011). CONCLUSION: There were differences in the increased activity before and after interpersonal communication intervention and module development. There was a higher increase in the interpersonal communication intervention group and module development than only module intervention. It is suggested that the health office provides modules and interpersonal communication training to CBS cadres.

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Strengthening Community-based Surveillance Cadre Activeness through Interpersonal Communication and Module Development in Barru District

Zulkifli

Sidin

Nasrah

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Open Access Maced J Med Sci

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“…This complexity is compounded by the varying nature of what constitutes 'personal information', which can range from trivial facts to deeply intimate details. Psychologically, self-disclosure is not just a mere exchange of information; it represents an individual's willingness to make themselves vulnerable, a key ingredient in developing deep and meaningful connections (Omarzu, 2000). In recent years, the advent of digital communication platforms has radically transformed the landscape of self-disclosure.…”

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Studying and Eliciting Self-Disclosure: Interdisciplinary Review of Research Methodologies and Behavioural Paradigms

Laban

2024

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This paper presents a comprehensive review of methodologies for eliciting, monitoring, and measuring self-disclosure, a critical component of human interaction. It examines both experimental and naturalistic techniques, ranging from interview-based approaches to digital communication analysis, and discusses their advantages and limitations in various contexts. Additionally, it explores various self-disclosure measurement tools, including self-reports, observer ratings, and automated content analysis. The study highlights the complexity of self-disclosure, shaped by individual, relational, and situational factors, and underscores the importance of employing diverse, interdisciplinary methods to accurately capture its dynamics and effects on relationship establishment and maintenance, well-being, and social connections.

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“…Through social interactions, people can achieve many goals, i.e., exchanging information, cooperation, and building relationships (Back, 2021;Rauthmann, 2021;Bakan, 1966;Baumeister & Leary, 1995;R, 1983). During social interactions, person perception, a cognitive process of forming impressions on other individuals, takes place (Omarzu & Harvey, 2012). It has been a key social topic since 1960s (Patterson & Stockbridge, 1998).…”

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Understanding Gender-Based Gaze Behaviors in Person Perception: An Eye-Tracking Study

Chen¹

2022

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Interpersonal Perception and Communication

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Strengthening Community-based Surveillance Cadre Activeness through Interpersonal Communication and Module Development in Barru District

Strengthening Community-based Surveillance Cadre Activeness through Interpersonal Communication and Module Development in Barru District

Studying and Eliciting Self-Disclosure: Interdisciplinary Review of Research Methodologies and Behavioural Paradigms

Understanding Gender-Based Gaze Behaviors in Person Perception: An Eye-Tracking Study

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