Directions: Compose a letter about an interpersonal conflict you are currently experiencing.

Step 1: Think about an interpersonal conflict that you are currently having. An interpersonal conflict is a conflict that involves another person.

Step 2: Compose a letter to "Dear Shannon" (like the Dear Abby advice column), asking for assistance in handling said interpersonal conflict. Who are you experiencing conflict with? A friend, co-worker, family member? Describe your interpersonal conflict in detail. Ask "Shannon" for help and guidance. Example questions include "how do I approach this situation?", "how do I communicate with ...?" "how do I resolve this conflict?"

IMPORTANT NOTES:

• Relate the interpersonal conflict to at least one of Sir Keithington's 8 Principles of Interpersonal Communication - http://sirkeithington.blogspot.com/2012/02/8-principles-of-interpersonal.html (copy and paste the URL into your web browser to access/view source)
• Within your letter, use one or two interpersonal communication terminologies from the following source - https://department.monm.edu/cata/McGaan/Classes/cata101/Intro-Interpersonal.101.htm (copy and paste the URL into your web browser to access/view source)
• DO NOT ask intrapersonal questions.
• Use an informal tone of a personal letter.
• Do not use your real name or the real name of others. Instead, use a name like ones used in advice columns (e.g., "Longing in GA" or "Tired of lies" etc.). In other words, use fictitious name(s) in the body and signature of your letter.