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John Spacey, December 17, 2018 updated on December 23, 2020
Intrapersonal is a type of thought process that occurs within an individual's mind without being outwardly communicated.Interpersonal is any process that is social in nature such as conversation, relationships and collaborative work.
The DifferenceIntrapersonal includes any thought process that occurs in your head without necessarily being communicated outward. For example, working quietly at your desk on a document as opposed to working with others to create the same document. Intrapersonal thought is a basis for productivity, creativity, problem solving, decision making and learning.Interpersonal includes any thought process that is social such that it involves communicating to others. For example, designing a product as a team with everyone contributing ideas. Interpersonal processes are a basis for relationship building, collaborative work, politics, negotiation and learning.|
| Interpersonal | Intrapersonal | | Definition | A thought process that occurs within an individual's mind without being communicated externally. | A process that involves communicating to others. | | Examples | Internal monologueReading to someone.Solving a problem with your own thoughts. | DialogueReading to yourself.Solving a problem together with someone. |
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