The Mean Girls

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The Movie Mean Girls Everyone is capable to think and share their ideas to others; however, those ideas need to be related to each other. Expressing thoughts give a more relief while we said it, even though others may not be interested in that situation. The act of expressing ideas paved a way to communication in the first place. People find their selves discouraged, when freedoms of expression were not allowable, but it is entirely a different situation. Communication viewed as an important element in the movie “The Mean Girls”. This movie released in 2004 and directed by Mark Water. The Lindsay Lohan recognized as Cady Heron and Rachel McAdams recognized as Regina George. The movie was about a 16 year old Cady who sent to school for the first time and determined that she could cope with the idea. However, she anticipated herself wrong when she faced the mind conflict about the teenagers in a connected environment. The sole purpose of this paper is to explain, how the value of self-communication determines, how the structure of group necessaries, and how empower of leaders helps the members. Cady was more related herself in new environment; therefore she gained the information and friends through the communicating with her classmates. If she was narrow minded towards others in school, than she would not made any friends. Cady often smiled while she talked to others, and made the impression towards them that she was polite and approachable. In this point of view, she was self-determined and interacted. According to the Baldwin and Keelan, “people with high self-esteem are more confident in their interpersonal relationships, because they are more likely to believe that being friendly will cause others to be friendly in returns (O'Hair and Wiemann 48-49).” As seen in the movie, Cady behaved herself according to her thoughts, which made her determined and interacted.
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