PSYCHOLOGY AND HUMAN COMMUNICATION

A COMPARATIVE STUDY

Abstract

The objective of this comparative study is to find the relationship between psychology and human communication, through the influence of the same in the psiquis of the person. The inclusion criteria are the sources of Google Scholar, Range of documentation from 2020 to the present, Scientific journals and Studies and works published in English and Spanish; in exclusion criteria, suspicious sources are empirical blogs, studies published in a language other than Spanish and English, Wikipedia and Studies not validated by scientific publishers. This research is of a comparative type, in order to give a better enhancement to the contributions found. It consists of a sample of three authors Paul Watzlawick, Harold Lasswell and Carl Hovland. Paul Watzlawick, work with nonverbal communication; Harold Lasswell, work with mass communication and media influence; and Carl Hovland, studied mass communication and communicative stimulation. In the comparative study, common factors were found in the theories of the 3 authors, with a result of 78% being the similarities between the three authors, and 22% representing the discrepancies found. It is proven that there is a relationship between psychology and the influence on the psyche of the person, human since it depends so much on a sender, receiver, channel, who says? What does it say? Who do you say? How do you say it? And to what effect? and on the psychological side it will depend on how the person perceives a person's language and language.