COMMUNICATIVE RELATIONSHIP AND THE RANKING OF THE PARTIES IN IT

Abstract

This article examines the multifaceted nature of interpersonal 
communication as a complex process of establishing and developing socio
psychological and communicative connections between individuals. The study 
highlights the three foundational components of communication structure: 
communicative (information exchange), interactive (interaction and organization of 
joint activities), and perceptive (mutual perception and understanding). Furthermore, 
it analyzes the primary functions of communication (information transfer, motivation, 
coordination, emotional expression, and influence), the mechanisms of social 
perception, and the main types of interaction, including cooperation, competition, and 
conflict.