Interpersonal Communication

This is a work on interpersonal communication. This work covers a number of general facts and starts by emphasizing social relations, interpersonal relations in particular, explaining in an easily understandable way the particularities of interpersonal relations and the need for people to communicate with one another. Also, the paper points out the importance of communication in a society and what both the person and the society may gain by communicating. This paper is directed at young people, students and adults in order to help them gain more knowledge on the subject.
In the part II it's about messages between people, the importance of the messages and the values which these messages containing them. Values like love, property, freedom and so on are in our messages. Each message contain directly or indirectly a value or multiple values that the receiver and/or transmitter has them or has learnt them. In this work there are presented some important values like love, property, freedom, justice and so on. It's interesting how these values are understood in interpersonal communication.
In the part III of the work "Interpersonal Communication", emphasized a few common and most often met relationships between (among) people - love, friendship, marriage, parent-child relationship - all requiring and being largely based on interpersonal communication. We need to understand these relationship at their true value, despite the fact that there are issues we may not understand or met in real life.
Enriching people's lives, understanding or finding solutions for some of their problems can take place only through a healthy communication in which ideas are freely shared - ideas with the final purpose of becoming inventions and innovations in all area of activity and with good and useful purposes for people.