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axioms of human communication: a standalone construct

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axioms of humancommunication1 CONSTRUCTAxioms of humanWATZLAWICK · INTERPERSONAL

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Interpersonal communication

a set of propositions holding that one cannot not communicate and that every message has content and relationship levels, among others.

In interpersonal communication, axioms of human communication refers to a set of propositions holding that one cannot not communicate and that every message has content and relationship levels, among others. This meaning comes from Watzlawick (1967) in Pragmatics of human communication.[1]

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  1. Watzlawick, P. (1967). Pragmatics of human communication. W.W.Norton. ISBN 9780393010091

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