Psychological Dynamics of Interpersonal Communication

Every individual is exposed to verbal and nonverbal messages given by their parents or parent figures since childhood. Some accept these messages as they are, while others reject them or vice versa. In this direction, people can develop many behaviors such as rebelling, adapting and self-criticism.
This book aims to make the person discover himself by taking him on a journey in his inner world. At the same time, it makes it easier for oneself and others to notice interpersonal communication styles, and in this direction, it shows a way for the development and change of the person. It offers keys to help a person understand the causes of conflicts with himself and others and to resolve these conflicts.
If you are wondering the answers to the questions below, you can feel better and take a step towards a more free life with this book.
• Do you want everything to be perfect, including yourself?
• Do you always see yourself as right but the people in front of you wrong?
• Do you suddenly become a victim while blaming someone?
• Do you always feel incomplete, but do you consider other people as better than yourself?
• No matter how hard you try, can't you reach the point you want?
• Do you exhibit the same behavior patterns in the face of different events, even though you don't want it?
• Do you often try to please others, ignoring your own needs?
• Do you have difficulty in understanding the other person in your communications?
• Do you always have the same problems and feel similar feelings in your communication with different people?