Defined by Aristotle as the gateway to our wealth of wisdom, he substantiates that individuals are able to filter, analyse and make judgements of people through personal perception. This accentuates the notion of personality, the patterns of behavior and internal states of mind that explain a person 's behavioral tendencies. This is exemplified by Psychoanalytical theory, typified by unconscious desires and defence mechanisms created around the id, the ego and the superego. Essentially, they personify sociocognitive processes that drive an individual 's personality and thus, have a direct impact on the way in which they are perceived (Freud, S. & Riviere, J.1943). Furthermore, attribution theory highlights negative associations formulated by perception. This hypothesis concedes that individuals generally assign positive outcomes to internal factors being their direct involvement. Alternatively, the theory explores how negative outcomes are generally …show more content…
Additionally, portrayed through communication strategies which have been modulated accordingly with management structures overtime since the bureaucratic era as management attempts to mitigate any problematic scenarios associated with communication amongst individual management. Evidenced, within contemporary society through the fostering of individuals by humanist Management officials to establish a collaborative employment infrastructure. In totality, the execution of management operations targeting individuals has had a profound influence on the contemporary management of communication within the business environment since bureaucracy by virtue of polyphonic communication(Barry, B.