Mastering Interpersonal Communication: A Reflective Analysis

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Part 8 – Evaluating Your Progress Required ResourcesRead/review the following resources for this activity: Link (Word doc): Week 8 CCC Part 8 Template (Use this template to complete the assignment.) Minimum of 4 scholarly sources (This can include all course materials and your previous research.) Introduction: Communication Change Challenge (CCC) Part 8 Part 8 is where you will evaluate the impact of the project as it relates to interpersonal communication and the course objectives (COs). It is important here that you clearly demonstrate your understanding of many of the course concepts through application to your course project. InstructionsRemember that your patterns for communicating interpersonally have been developed over many years. Therefore, you should be neither surprised nor discouraged to find that changing your interpersonal communication behavior takes time. In order for you to take this project to its fullest potential, you may need to continue to modify, implement, and reinforce these new behaviors for far longer than the duration of the project. It is possible, however, to modify the way you communicate, and because the payoff is improvement to our communication and relationship outcomes, changing interpersonal communication is worth the effort. You have now implemented your target behaviors for about two weeks, write a final evaluation addressing the following: 8A. Topic Selection ReflectionWhat was the course material that suggests that this particular communication behavior was an appropriate target for change? 8B. Implementation Analysis: SatisfactionConsider the implementation of your new behaviors in Part 7, and address the following: Which of your behaviors particularly please you? What was the course material that suggests that this new communication behavior is a positive change? 8C. Implementation Analysis: DissatisfactionConsider the implementation of your new behaviors in Part 7, and address the following: Were there any situations in which you were dissatisfied with your approach to...