Directive Communication Psychology
Directive Communication Psychology (DC) is a training and organisational development psychology developed by Arthur F. Carmazzi that reveals how people act and react in groups while providing a structure for the influence of those groups.
Key Features
- Directive Communication Psychology is the science of group dynamics. It identifies How and Why people act and react in groups, and the small modifications in behaviour that leads to influencing those groups. Directive Communication became the science of organisational peak performance and was commercially applied to developing leadership, improving corporate culture, Team Development, workforce enhancement and group behaviour modification, and in high yield training and development. In a non-commercial environment, Directive Communication serves to cultivate better personal relationships, raising children, and becoming more fulfilled and responsible citizens.