The document provides an overview of interpersonal communication from different perspectives: 1) It defines interpersonal communication contextually based on factors like number of people involved, physical proximity, sensory channels used, and feedback. 2) It discusses the developmental view which accounts for the unique relationships between people who view each other as individuals. 3) It emphasizes that direct and interactive communication is extremely relevant for personal and professional success through effective use of verbal and non-verbal cues.

1. Interpersonal Communication A Presentation by Rajiv Bajaj

17. Leadership & Communication Skills

23. P A C PARENT EGO STATE Behaviours, thoughts & feelings copied from parents or parent figures. ADULT EGO STATE Behaviours, thoughts & feelings which are direct responses to the here and now CHILD EGO STATE Behaviours, thoughts & feelings replayed from childhood

34. I’M OK, YOU’RE NOT OK One Up Position I’M NOT OK, YOU’RE NOT OK Hopeless Position I’M OK, YOU’RE OK Healthy Position I’M NOT OK, YOU’RE OK One Down Position