Topic: Interpersonal Communication Analyze the movie, The Breakfast Club, and answer the following question: How was...

Topic: Interpersonal Communication

Analyze the movie, The Breakfast Club, and answer the following question:

How was interaction coordination utilized in the film? IF it was not utilized by one of the main characters, how should or could have it been used to enhance communication?

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The theme of the movie is very appropriate in the conventional setting. In the film the five students interact with each other. They show their feelings to the school, teachers and even to their parents. They become good reliable friends to each other. The movie is set on the experience of one day detention of five students. It also reflects how most of the school children are addicted to Marijuna. Through their interaction they reflect the problems of the conventional young people. They also complain for the lack of parental attachment. They are really lonely. However four of them are in love with each other. Allison and Andrew fall in love and kiss and the same reflection also appears in between Claire and John.

In the movie there is no protagonist. All the characters represent the same view regarding the age and its problems. They communicate frankly and they do not hesitate to express their personal problems.

Hayet Jeridi answered 1 month ago

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