Seinfeld and communitcation
The sitcom Seinfeld was a great example of how people communicate with others. The sitcom showed how four people communicate within their small group and with others as well. Throughout the nine years that Seinfeld aired on television, almost every aspect of communication was portrayed in at least one episode. The four main characters of the show are Jerry Seinfeld, George Castanza, Elaine Bennez, and Cosmo Kramer. Each character had their own characteristics that revealed through their relationships with other people. Each episode was about at least one of the characters and their relationship between their group or with a man or woman that they were seeing. Seinfeld is a show that covers all areas of communication. The characters of the show each portray all different aspects of communication in their own special way. The aspects of communication that were most common in Seinfeld are communication in relationships and nonverbal communication. Each character communicated differently in their relationships that they were involved in. Each character communicated nonverbally. The character Kramer was the one most noticeable communicating nonverbally. Nonverbal communication constitutes between 65% and 93% of social meaning in ev
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