Metacommunication as a Source of Indeterminism in Relationship Development
Alan Fogel, Angela Uchôa Branco
Abstract
Alan Fogel, Angela Uchôa Branco
Abstract
The premise of this chapter is that interpersonal relationships are develop ing systems of communication, systems that generate meaning in the form of emotion, commitment, and memories. Relationships construct their own life histories and move through developmental phases, such as getting acquainted, establishing trust and intimacy, maintenance, decline, and reju venation or termination. We take a dialectical perspective on relationship continuity and change, focusing on the everyday communication processes that constitute the direct contacts between participants.
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The premise of this chapter is that interpersonal relationships are develop ing systems of communication, systems that generate meaning in the form of emotion, commitment, and memories. Relationships construct their own life histories and move through developmental phases, such as getting acquainted, establishing trust and intimacy, maintenance, decline, and reju venation or termination. We take a dialectical perspective on relationship continuity and change, focusing on the everyday communication processes that constitute the direct contacts between participants.
Key concepts: Dialectic, Premise, Construct (python library), Meaning (existential), Interpersonal communication, Perspective (graphical), Indeterminism, Psychology