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1. Discuss the dynamics of Interpersonal Behavior. Explain, how cultural variables affect interpersonal behavior with examples.

2. Compare mHealth and Mass Media with examples.

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Ans)1) Interpersonal dynamics is the most serious form of communication for humans. Interpersonal dynamics is the demonstration of self concept, emotions, attitude and behaviour.

- Cultural factors include language, belief systems, morality, perspective, and customs. Language affects our communication because of the differences in translations and colloquialisms. Language barriers can also arise within our own language because of jargon or slang. Belief systems and morality have a large impact on how we communicate and who we communicate with.

For example, a heated debate between a republican and a democrat or an atheist and a Christian is an example of the barriers associated with belief systems and morality. Perspective or our attitudes certainly affect communication, and can be closely tied to morality and belief systems. Customs or the cultural practices of one person may be different from another. That, too, often presents a barrier for communication.

2) The mass media, by communicating with people in large numbers, can have a huge impact on the public's knowledge, beliefs, perceptions, attitudes and behaviours, not only as individuals but also as families, communities and wider society.

- The power and reach of the mass media can influence all aspects of people's lives, including health and well-being, and can be harnessed to promote health by informing, motivating and empowering people to change behaviour and by providing a platform for advocating healthier policies and civic action. Some of the basic principles and approaches of using the mass media to promote health. It looks at the changing media landscape including the advent of social networking tools and signposts readers to practical advice on how to get involved and develop their skills.

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1. Cultural variables and interpersonal behaviour

Interpersonal dynamics is one of the important part in human relations. Dynamics of interpersonal behaviour may demonstrate the attitude, emotions and behaviour of the people involved in interpersonal communication. Interpersonal dynamics can be positive ( mutual understanding, respect and affection each other) or negative( dislike , disrespect each other).

Various cultural factors affect the dynamics of interpersonal behaviour such as customs, language, religion, beliefs, ethics and morality. Differences in language or the lack of a common language leads to failure in effective communication, as the language is the primary media to talk. Surely customs and beliefs also affects the interpersonal dynamics. Even the signs and symbols are different in different culture.For example ,maintaining eye contact is necessary part of a direct conversation, whereas in certain culture , it shows rudeness. People belong to the same culture or religion are tend to make friendship easily than comparing with a different culture or language people.Prejudices over other people belong to different culture act as a major barrier in establishing an interpersonal relationship. Arguments on religious beliefs can be seen in people group having people belongs to different religions.( debates between a Christian and a Muslim).

Cultural variables are acting as the barriers in interpersonal relationship. These variables may contribute to negative interpersonal dynamics such as lack of mutual understanding, disrespect, lack of enjoyment with each other.

2. Health and mass media

Mass media refers collectively, the communication s media, especially television, radio, computers, internets and news papers, that reach the mass of the people.

In today's society, mass media play a major role in spreading the health related information. This helps in making awareness among people, preventing diseases, educating people about healthy life style so that health behaviour of the people positively changes.

Now days for Health education, mass medias are widely used. It also used to propagate the Government's schems related to health and wellfare, information regarding different Non governmental organisations, that deliver health services, benefits of health programmes. Mass medias are even helpful for changing the attitude, practice and behaviour of people. It largely contributing in prevention of communicable diseases such as dengue fever, Hepatitis, HIV, Ebola etc by making people aware about the preventive measures.

Some time mass media can influence the people's health negatively by spreading false information through social media. It makes some people lazy and inactve, by spending a huge amount oftime in front of it. Inactivity makes people ill, prone to heart diseases and diabetes mellitus. Violence in films and other shows make people aggressive and irritable. Advertisements may mislead young people astray. For exampl, advertisementsl of energy drinks. ( excessive consumption of energy drinks are harmful to body).

Mass media can be used wisely for enhancing the overall health of the people in the country. It is having a high scope in the field of health and welfare.