I am taking up a new interest, that is in intrapersonal communication (not to be mixed with interpersonal communication) and as I am originally not from communication or psychology field, I would appresiate some help from fellow researchers.
Please feel free to suggest your own research, not only research done by others.
Typical concepts used in psychology for intrapersonal communication include:
Introspection
Self-talk
Self-persuasion
Of the three, self-talk is the topic that has been the most popular in recent years.
A search on Google Scholar will give you an overview and help you narrow your topic: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=self-talk&hl=en&as_sdt=0,5
James Honeycutt at LSU has done a good bit of research and theorizing on intrapersonal communication. His work might be a good place to start.
Thank you, Timothy Worley , I will see what is available to me from JAmes Honeycutt's works!
If you are interested in political communication or deliberation, Goodin (2005) is widely cited; see chapter 9 on "democratic deliberation within": http://www.worldcat.org/title/reflective-democracy/oclc/474614525
Robert C. Richards Jr, thank you for this recommendation. I believe this book will be interesting not only as a subject to intrapersonal communication topic, but also for my doctoral thesis i am working on now. I have just ordered the book online, thank you so much for this recommendation!
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