4. PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN COMMUNICATION

Chapters in this book

1. i-iv i
2. TABLE OF CONTENTS 3
3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7
4. INTRODUCTION 11
5. I. THE THEORY OF SOCIAL COMMUNICATION
6. INTRODUCTION 19
7. 1. SOCIAL PROCESS 21
8. 2. SYNOPSIS OF THE THEORY OF HUMAN COMMUNICATION 47
9. 3. PSYCHIATRY AND THE CHALLENGE OF COMMUNICATION 95
10. 4. PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN COMMUNICATION 125
11. II. COMMUNICATION, SOCIAL SYSTEM AND CULTURE
12. INTRODUCTION 141
13. 1. VALUES AND THE PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION 143
14. 2. SOCIAL TECHNIQUE, SOCIAL STATUS, AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN ILLNESS 158
15. 3. ACCULTURATION AND ILLNESS 173
16. 4. THE HEALING TRADITIONS : SOME ASSUMPTIONS MADE BY PHYSICIANS 227
17. 5. TECHNOLOGICAL CIVILIZATION AND HUMAN AFFAIRS 242
18. 6. TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIAL COMMUNICATION 260
19. 7. THE SOCIAL CONTROL OF SYMBOLIC SYSTEMS 277
20. III: COMMUNICATION AND INTERACTION
21. INTRODUCTION 303
22. 1. INTERACTION PROCESSES AND PERSONAL CODIFICATION 305
23. 2. MASS COMMUNICATION AND MASS MOTIVATION 345
24. 3. THE TANGENTIAL RESPONSE 354
25. 4. CREATION OF A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM: INTRODUCING THE SOCIAL SCIENTIST TO PSYCHIATRIC RESEARCH 365
26. 5. COMMUNICATION DIFFICULTIES AMONG PSYCHIATRISTS 378
27. 6. ACTION MODELS 393
28. IV. COMMUNICATION AND GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY
29. INTRODUCTION 415
30. 1. STRUCTURE AND PROCESS IN SOCIAL RELATIONS 417
31. 2. A GENERAL SYSTEMS THEORY BASED ON HUMAN COMMUNICATION 450
32. 3. PSYCHOANALYSIS BETWEEN TWO CULTURES 466
33. V. COMMUNICATION THEORY AND CLINICAL SCIENCE
34. INTRODUCTION 485
35. 1. CLINICAL SCIENCE AND COMMUNICATION THEORY 486
36. 2. PART AND WHOLE: THE SOCIOPSYCHOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOSOMATIC APPROACH TO DISEASE 503
37. 3 .PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE AND THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 526
38. 4. THE INFANTILE PERSONALITY: THE CORE PROBLEM OF PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE 540
39. 5. HUMAN COMMUNICATION AND THE PSYCHIATRIST 560
40. VI. DISTURBED COMMUNICATION
41. INTRODUCTION 575
42. 1. ANXIETY: ITS INITIATION, COMMUNICATION AND INTERPERSONAL MANAGEMENT 577
43. 2. THE INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION OF ANXIETY 604
44. 3. COMMUNICATION AND BODILY DISEASE: A STUDY OF VASOSPASTIC CONDITIONS 614
45. 4. THE SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENT'S WAYS OF COMMUNICATION 635
46. 5. PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH SCHIZOPHRENICS 648
47. VII. THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION
48. INTRODUCTION 665
49. 1. THE THERAPEUTIC PROCESS FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF COMMUNICATION THEORY 667
50. 2. PSYCHOTHERAPY AND COMMUNICATION 679
51. 3. SOCIAL FACTORS IN THERAPY: A BRIEF REVIEW 688
52. 4. NONVERBAL LANGUAGE AND THERAPY 727
53. 5. TRANSFERENCE REFORMULATED 739
54. 6. PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR THE WELL AND PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR THE ILL 749
55. 7. PSYCHOTHERAPY IN THE COMPUTER AGE 763
56. AUTHOR INDEX 778
57. SUBJECT INDEX 789
58. 805-806 805