Communication in Families

Preliminary thinking of communication with family All happy families have the secret of success. This success comes from a solid foundation of intimacy and intimacy. In fact, through intimate communication these intimate family relationships become more closely. Communication is the cornerstone of various associations, building strong colleagues of filial piety, improving family lifestyle, and helping to achieve happiness (Gosche, p. 1). However, in order to maintain a harmonious relationship, several families experienced chaotic experiences.

Communication in the family is a complex and attractive phenomenon. Communication between families is not limited to single messages between families or verbal communication. It is a dynamic process that manages power, intimacy and boundaries, cohesiveness and adaptability of navigation systems, and creates images, themes, stories, rituals, rules, roles, creating meanings, creating a spirit of family life An interactive process that creates a model. This model has passed generations. In addition to the view as a family and family self-regulating system, one of the biggest research institutions in inter-family communication focuses on a family communication model. Family communication model (FCP) theory explains why families communicate in their own way based on each other 's cognitive orientation. Early FCP research rooted in media research is interested in how families handle mass media information.

Family communication was recognized as a unique academic research field by the National Communications Association in 1989. Family communication scholars were initially influenced by family research, social psychology, and interpersonal theory, soon developed the theory and started research in a family system focused on an important role. Until 2001, the first issue of the Family Communication Research Journal, Family Communication Magazine, was issued.

Family communication is more than the field of communication researchers in the family. Research on family communication is usually done by people in psychology, sociology, and family research, to name a few examples. But as the famous family communication scholar Leslie Baxter said, it is the focus of this interactive semantic creation process making the scholarship of family communication unique. In the field of in-home communication, communication is usually not based on independent messages from one sender to one recipient, but based on the dynamic interdependency of information shared among families It is conceptualized. The focus of this approach is on the commonality of semantic construction within family systems. In other words, manufacturing does not occur in vacuum, but it occurs in a wide range of generations and social dialogue.