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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Habermas theory of communicative action on the context of building a harmonious doctor-patient relationship [Abstract] tension caused by physician-patient relationship is the root cause of instrumental rationality and communicative rationality of the decline of publicity. For the plight of health benefits relationship, theory of communicative action to instrumental rationality of the negative effects of digestion is to reconstruct a harmonious patient relations valid path. [Paper Keywords] doctor-patient relationship, instrumental rationality, communicative rationality, communicative action theory, harmony patient An overview of the theory of communicative action Habermas Habermas believes that the rationalization of society to solve the problem, is the rationalization of man’s communicative behavior. Because people contacts only to grasp the rationalization of the relationship between autonomy and ownership, to find a reasonable way of living together. Communicative action, rationalization of communicative action Habermas theory of communicative action is the core category. Habermas said: “It refers to the interaction of communicative action (interaction), and the symbol for the media interaction. It consists of binding The norms approved by both parties dominated the specification approved by both parties for the mutual expectations of behavior, and at least two actors must be understood and recognized. “...” the concept of communicative action, first as a participant and the language world, a relationship of mutual acceptable and rejected proposed use requires a process of understanding the media. “‘communicative action can only be responsive actors, norms of behavior verifiability moral - to be rational and practical aspects of . “Thus, we can say that relations between the behavior is the main regulator of the interaction through the compliant to the language as a medium to reach mutual agreement, involve both the o