INTRODUCTION
In recent times, we witnessed a growth for what concerns the use and the possibility
of access to the brand-new technologies; globalization has made possible for a wide
range of people all around the world to approach a wide range of knowledge
through magazines, television, radios and websites.
What I consider interesting about these kinds of processes is the fact that it is
possible for (almost) everyone to reach all kind of information, even the more
specific and technical ones.
Luckily, even the psychological field, as much as the other scientific branches, has
emancipated itself from the only professional and university environment: in fact,
until the 20th century researchers had little or no contact with the popular needings,
but at the current moment even non-specialized readers can receive a supply of
health care information.
Of course, as a consequence a logistical problem arises, and it regards how to
communicate with the public in a simple and immediate way.
For this reason, a triangular communication must be established (so the information
has to be delivered to everyone by the intervention of an intermediate) and
specialistic articles need to be reshaped in order to reach the common public.
Let’s see how.
