Suchergebnisse

The last decade has seen the growth of social media and Internet-based communication. Recent research highlighted the need for exploration of the use of social media by military families due to the significant period of separation that they experience. On this basis, an international scoping review was undertaken to explore how military families use Internet-based communication and social media to communicate with their serving members and what the impact of this is. The review showed a paucity of research focused specifically on the use of social media by Service families. Overall, papers returned showed that social media and Internet-based communication has distinct benefits for military families, fostering connectedness, increasing potential communication, enabling Serving parents to be more involved and better accommodate their family's routine, and potentially improving the deployment experience. However, unique practical barriers were also identified, alongside the potential exacerbation challenges associated with traditional forms of communication.

Offers readers a fresh view of the varied and rich areas of lifespan communication research. In this book, top scholars across several disciplines have contributed to chapters within their domains of expertise, highlighting significant horizons that will guide researchers for years to come. The Handbook of Lifespan Communication is the foundational scholarly text that offers readers a state of the art view of the varied and rich areas of lifespan communication research. The fundamental assumptions of lifespan communication are that the very nature of human communication is developmental, and, to truly understand communication, change across time must be incorporated into existing theory and research. Beginning with chapters on lifespan communication theory and methodologies, chapters are then organized into the various phases of life: early childhood, adolescence, emerging adulthood, middle adulthood, and older adulthood. Top scholars across several disciplines have contributed to chapters within their domains of expertise, highlighting significant horizons that will guide researchers for years to come.

The article contains the results of research on the organization and course of communication (contacts) in emergency situations, e.g., the COVID 19 pandemic (border closure, quarantine, social distance, epidemiological supervision). The conducted research concerned the contact of children in foster families in emergency situations with their natural parents with the use of electronic communication, which has been standardized by Polish law. The diversified involvement of natural parents in contacts as well as the low use of electronic communication means for contacts was indicated. The obtained research results make it possible to recommend the use of children in foster families in emergency situations with natural parents from electronic communication means in emergency situations, such as pandemics, epidemics, long-term separation in the vast majority of cases. Such solutions should be legally established as alternatives. The conducted research and analysis of results supplement the knowledge in the field of communication, education and organizational solutions for communication in emergency situations. The author, analyzing the common phenomenon of the effectiveness of contacts between natural parents and children staying in foster families in emergency situations, analyzed the involvement of the natural family and foster family from the perspective of emergency situations and the possibilities offered by electronic communication means.

"How do we talk about the different ways that families can look? This book breaks down the topic of family for young readers. Filled with engaging photos and captions, this series opens up opportunities for deeper thought and informed conversation. Guided exploration of topics in 21st Century Junior Library's signature style help readers to Look, Think, Ask Questions, Make Guesses, and Create as they go!"--

Blending well, loving well -- Understanding the language of love -- When loves compete -- Building love together in your marriage -- Building love together in stepparenting -- Building love together in sibling relationships -- Building love together in grandparenting -- Building love together in the face of rejection -- Encouragement for the journey ahead.

This book explores how parents make sense of and respond to differing cultural influences within their family. Chapters identify the communication strategies employed by the parents as they strive to create affirming relationships between children and their heritages

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- List of Contributors -- Foreword -- Foreword: Family Lessons about Identity -- Acknowledgments -- 1 A Better Way: Family Communication 3.0 -- 2 Family Communication (Re)Awakening Indigenous Resilience, Wellness, and Transcendence -- 3 Unsettling Narrative Inheritance in Multicultural Family: Race, Class, and Wealth in Family Stories of Property -- 4 QAnon's Ideology of Hate: As a Catalyst for Negative Transformation in Families and Close Relationships -- 5 Guess Who Came to Dinner (and Stayed): Multiracial Romance and Families in Public and Private Spheres -- 6 Resilience, Transitions, and Migration: Family Communication toward a More Hopeful Future -- 7 Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma: Understanding Family Histories and Narratives -- 8 Unexpected Financial Crises: Family Communication, Financial Planning, Ethnic/Racial Financial Practices, and Transformative Financial Security -- 9 Breaking Free: Black, White, Biracial Women Respond to Memories of Family Race Legacies and Pass on Anti-Racism and Self-Family Care -- 10 Healing from Trauma: Analyzing Letters When a Loved One Is Incarcerated -- 11 A Brief Report: A Black Woman's Life Shines the Light on Black Males and Family Communication -- 12 Family Communication 3.0: Smartphones, Transformation, and Families in the US and China -- Author Index -- Subject Index.

The article is devoted to the communication technologies and its relationship to the functional change of the Arab family. A cross-sectional quantitative study design was used, and the study sample consisted of 190 participants who were randomly selected.

The Family Hope Program (PKH) is community empowerment policy program from government. This study aims to know PKH facilitators communicate with KPM can be independent running their lives in the future. Research was conducted in several villages of Sukaraja sub-district, Seluma Regency, Bengkulu Province which get PKH mandate, research time was planned for 1 year. Data collection techniques through observation, in-depth interviews, FGD, internal seminars. Data analysis carried out by collecting data, condensing, presenting, verifying and making decisions. Based on research in the field, communication between facilitators and KPM, PKH in Sukaraja is running smoothly. P2K2 activities are carried out regularly once a month before corona virus. PKH facilitators should be patient with the various characteristics of KPM that are difficult to advise and motivate because of fact, KPM are poor people, where they are truly incapacitated both in financial and educational terms due to lack of knowledge and insight

From the disciplinary perspective of communication studies, we review theory and research in family communication, including a brief history of the family communication field; the contributions of a family communication perspective; and 5 theories of family communication: communication accommodation theory, communication privacy management theory, family communication patterns theory, narrative theor(ies), and relational dialectics theory. We then illustrate the concept of discourse dependence in family communication processes and discuss current trends in family communication research. We also suggest emerging directions for family communication scholarship.