In and Jan dialogue

Dialogue includes transfer and reception of the information which we can name, accordingly, Jan and In aspects. If the information receiver works incorrectly whatever powerful was the transmitter, the message will not reach the addressee. In the same way, if the transmitter does not work, no most sensitive receiver can to catch this message. Often we think, that our interlocutor will understand sense of our message as soon as we will start to speak. From here and phrases like "How many time to me to speak to you about...!" Or "I already hundred times said to you, that...".

The man and the woman are an embodiment of a Jan and In, and consequently they possess various characteristic types of energy; hence, their ways of transfer and information reception differ also. Women can be not so frank in expression of the thoughts, as men; men not always good listeners and to it infrequently it is possible to simulate a role of the attentive receiver of the information.

It is very important to realise always the internal nature of these Jan and In distinctions in dialogue questions. It concerns both messages, and to participants of dialogue.