Introduction: Communication Change Challenge (CCC)
In Part 2 of the CCC, your goal is to take an in-depth look at the challenge you selected in Part 1E, which you
will work to improve later in the course. It is not time to make any behavior changes yet.
Before you try to repair the problem identified in Part1E, you first need to understand it. Keeping a conversation
log for 5-7 days of instances when the communication behavior is most apparent, and reviewing your log for
patterns, will lay the foundation for identifying how you will rectify the communication behavior later in the
project. ( so since I’m late on this assignment in my class, you can just make up the communication log just
start back from the date 03/16-03/22 that’s Monday to Sunday the communication every day with my son. You
can make up conversation we had each day I’m fine with that. You did the first part of my paper so I will attach
Note: Communication Change Challenge Part 2 is due this week and again next week along with Part 3. This
part requires you to observe and analyze your communication patterns and observe the communication
behaviors of others for Weeks 2 and 3. Record daily conversations during these two weeks. You will turn in
your work for Part 2 each week. You will have 8 days this week, from Sunday to Sunday, to record your
conversations.
Be sure to include specific detailed evidence from your observations that support your identification of a
particular pattern for each section. Respond in narrative format for all Behavior Log Review and Evaluation
sections.
2A. Behavior Log Listing
List your interpersonal communication goal from Part 1E.
Keep a dated conversation log of specific instances when you exhibited this behavior. Keep this log throughout
Weeks 2 and 3.
Think about who, what, where, when, why, and how questions. Record the following:
To whom you spoke
What you talked about
Where you spoke
When you spoke – the time of the day
Why you had this conversation
The circumstances
How you spoke
Think about your feelings and your nonverbal communication. Did you listen well? Were you delighted, hurried,
rude, polite, angry, frustrated, and so forth? Record other important or interesting conversations as well, even if
they do not relate to your goal. You need at least 5 entries this week, but you may have many more.
Be sure to include an entry each day from the time you begin monitoring your communication behavior
(conversations with others) until the time you conclude 2A. If you do not face your challenge on a particular
day, say so. If you face other challenges, perhaps related challenges, on any of these days, include that as
well. If you cannot document a conversation about your challenge that day, record another interesting or
important conversation. You should have at least one daily entry for your conversation log, and you may have
multiple conversations on the same day.
2B. Behavior Log Review and Evaluation – Most Effective
Review your log and document patterns of your most effective communication skills. Answer the following
questions:
At what time and under what circumstances did I perform this behavior most effectively?
In what places?
With whom?
Under what conditions?
2C. Behavior Log Review and Evaluation – Least Effective
Review your log and document patterns of your most effective communication skills your least effective
communication skills. Answer the following questions:
At what time and under what circumstances did I perform this behavior least effectively?