Communication Psychology

“Sometimes speaking the same language is not enough, it is also necessary to understand from the same place.” T. S. Eliot

Communication and psychology are two intertwined concepts. Two basic building blocks that people act involuntarily wherever and with anyone: communication and psychology. When we say human, we are not talking about a species that has evolved within its own species, can use advanced tools, can laugh, think, and has its own culture and language. We're also talking about a complex brain with emotions and the behavioral patterns it guides us through. We interpret, perceive and compare. While doing all these, we feel, affect and be affected. Sometimes we put them on the tongue, sometimes on the body. But somehow we show it anyway. Understanding the person or the other in a constant struggle of self-expression... This book; He talks about the intersections of communication and psychology, the psychological foundations of communication, personality traits, perception, empathy, culture, communication with others, films that reflect us, and family communication. It examines the communication process that the individual establishes with himself and others through what we feel and perceive. It gives clues that healthy communication in the fiction of life will not occur independently of psychology. This book, which we have realized with young academician friends, is actually a processual synthesis of the communication that a person establishes with himself and others. Communication psychology is the search for a meaning to our existence. In the hope that you will accompany us on this path where we seek the meaning of the whole of which we are a part...