Chapter 5: Intrapersonal Communication

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Intrapersonal communication refers to inner dialogue and automatic nonverbal actions that shape our attitudes and behaviors from a young age. How we process information is influenced by our values, beliefs, and self-concept, including our physical, moral, family, and social identities. Understanding our needs, drives, and self-perceptions helps us manage cognitive dissonance and find self-fulfillment through appropriate self-disclosure and understanding how others perceive us.

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