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Psychology Of Communication

Communication is conveying what you have on your mind in an understandable and comprehendible way to another person. It can be through sign language, or spoken or written communication. It is done so as to evoke a reaction from one person or a group of individuals.

Human communication is especially based on the reactions of the opposite person or group. All living beings communicate with each other, but it is not necessarily there is always a two-way communication. There are different kinds of communication, like verbal and non verbal communication, or direct and indirect communication that take place among human beings. Humans are advanced beings so they can also write and communicate.

The psychology behind communications is actually quite complicated to understand. It is entangled with several aspects of human psychology itself. For example, some pieces of communication are mainly made to evoke a desired response from the opposite party. These are planned and aimed form of communication. Some types of communication are harmless or unwarranted. For example, a smile is also a way to communicate. You may not necessarily expect the other person to smile in return though it happens involuntarily most of the time. This is called body language. Conversation is also a way to communicate and this can be extremely complicated  to understand as it is mixed with thoughts, feelings, emotions and many more aspects at the same point of time.

Reaction to communication is either expressed through behavior or an action. It depends on the type of stimuli received by the brain. A reaction would be the type of emotion faced based on the communication. An action would be acting on the emotion as a result.

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