Interpersonal Communication Theories

The science of interpersonal communication, which carries out research focused on communication between people, in the evaluation and interpretation of the results of research, communication, psychology, social psychology, sociology, etc. due to its interdisciplinary nature. benefits from theories in the fields of science. Most of the time, there are questions about which theory and how researches in the field of interpersonal communication should be handled. Interpersonal Communication Theories book has been prepared with the aim of being an answer to these questions and shedding light on the field of interpersonal communication. Theories that are determined to be used quite frequently in the field of interpersonal communication are explained by classifying them as person-centered, interaction-centered and relationship-centered. In this context, it is thought that the book will provide answers to the following questions:
• How do we formulate our interpersonal communication?
• What do we do to eliminate uncertainty in interpersonal communication?
• How do we make sense of the behavior/communication of others?
• Who am I?
• How do I organize my verbal and nonverbal communication according to the person in front of me?
• Do I know with whom, where and how to talk?
• Is my facial expression consistent with what I'm saying?
• How are verbal and nonverbal messages affected by culture in interpersonal communication?
• How do we manage our interpersonal interactions?
• How does a relationship between people develop?
• How does the person define himself/herself in a relationship?
• How do people decide to whom and how much to give information about themselves?
• How does attachment occur in a relationship?
• What is interpersonal attraction?