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Discusses distorted and disrupted human communication. Consideration of mental disorders as a manifestation of disrupted human communication; Differential pressures towards schizophrenia and delinquency; Link of functional psychoses to the sociocultural explanation of psychosis.

Focuses on individual ontological rebellion as a means of asserting one's authenticity. Information on ontological rebellion; Result of rebellion; Discussion of creative rebellion.

Discusses petrification as a mode of human alienation. Factors that lead to petrification; Relevance of ego with petrification; Modes of petrification.

Discusses the means of communication and their barriers. Limitations of non-verbal communication; Hindrances to dyadic communication; Causes of miscommunication; Cultural barriers to communication.

Focuses on man's defense mechanisms and their effect on interpersonal communication and encounter. Discussion on deception and self-deception; Impact of egocentricity; Purpose of reducing dissonance.

Focuses on human dialogue. Details of cultural differences which make for discrepancies in thought-references; Concepts which impede inter-cultural communication; Psychopersonal configuration of individuals and its presumable links to variations in cognition; Differentials of linguistic encoding and decoding.

Focuses on the interplay of ideas concerning human dialogue. Information on dyadic interpersonal perception; Disjunctures in the process of dyadic communication; Role of cognitions as basis for human dialogue; Discussion of the processing of proximal stimuli.

Focuses on human interaction and involvement. Role of social norms in human interaction; Effect of a separant on dialogue; Gaps between expectations and performance.

Discusses the concept of the ego. Relevance of guilt with the ego; Distinction of the self-involved from the interactive type of people; Influence of emotions on one's attitude; Effect of emotions on the ego.

Discusses participant religions and philosophies as agencies of God that bridge man and his surroundings. Agency of God in the participant dynamics of exclusion and the separant processes of inclusion; Reasons for man's interest in extrasensory perception and direct non-symbolic interpersonal communication; Concept of contemplation.

Introduces a series of articles on the sociopsychological analysis of human alienation or apathy.

Presents a psychosocial evaluation of man's link with his surroundings. Philosophical premises which have evaluated the possibility of communication of man with his surroundings; Religious aspects of exclusion; Cycle of dyadic communication.