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    Communicati On Barriers: Here Starts The Lesson!

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    COMMUNICATI

    ON BARRIERS Asir, Glenjay Maru

    Here starts the Flores, Darlene Kaye


    lesson!
    BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE
    COMMUNICATION
    Communication should be brief and straightforward to communicate
    ideas, feelings, thoughts, and emotions in a clear and understandable
    manner. Barriers to successful communication can ruthlessly impact and
    even harm relationships.

    Communication barriers are something that prevents us from correctly


    getting and accepting the messages others use to communicate their
    information, thoughts and ideas.
    TYPES OF
    COMMUNICAT Psychological Barriers
    ION BARRIERS the influence of psychological
    state of the communicators
    which creates an obstacle for
    Physical Barriers effective communication.
    The aspects of an environment
    that make communication
    Interpersonal Barriers
    more difficult. may be adversely affected by
    lack of cultural understanding,
    mis-perception, bias and
    stereotypical beliefs.
    01
    PHYSICAL
    BARRIERS
    Noise. Temperature. Workplace Design.
    Information Overflow. Physical Disabilities.
    Noise
    ➢ Loud sounds and voices may oftentimes disrupt receiver from
    hearing the message that may result to no understanding or
    misunderstanding of the message.
    Temperature
    ➢ It may either be too hot or too cold that we fail to focus on the
    message because of how we feel Medium Disturbance/Technical
    Problem. This may occur when we use our cellphones to
    communicate where it may run out of battery, lose signal, and the
    like.
    Workplace design
    ➢ The way the room is organized also affect communication, whereas
    it is more comfortable communicate to members in a round table that
    to cubicles
    Information overflow
    ➢ Too much absorption of information also not good for it may exhaust
    our brain that it refuses to receiver information.
    Physical Disabilities
    ➢ Deaf, mute, and blind,–these are the common physical disabilities
    that may intervene in communication process.
    02
    PSYCHOLOGICAL
    Lack of BARRIERS
    Attention. Poor Retention.
    Lack of Trust. Closed Mind and
    Filtering.
    Lack of attention
    ➢ As recipient of the message, we are oftentimes lost in our sea of
    thoughts that we fail to give our full attention; or like children, we
    may have short attention span. This may result to communication
    breakdown especially when communication becomes one way in
    nature.
    Poor retention
    ➢ They say that one has not listened well if he cannot remember. Poor
    retention of the message is a barrier since production of response
    could be interrupted.
    Lack of trust
    ➢ As receiver, we sometimes let our judgement dictate whether we would
    listen or not. We question credibility of speaker, we doubt the
    authenticity of the message, and the like.
    Close mind and Filtering
    ➢ We may not be aware but most of us let this barrier win over us.
    Sometimes, instead of giving our undivided attention to whoever is
    speaking, we tend to assess the credibility of the speaker and question
    everything he is saying. That may hinder us from absorbing
    information/messages.
    03
    INTERPERSONAL
    BARRIERS
    Gender issues. Competition.
    Culture
    Gender issues
    ➢ Gender issues act as barrier when we distrust the honesty of
    the speaker because of their gender. For instance, women will
    prefer to listen to the women when it comes to skincare
    routine, rather than to men since they may generalize that
    women know better in such topic more than men.
    Competition
    ➢ Competition may be physical: when noise is much louder than the
    message intended to be listened at; and it may be psychological,
    when our attention is driven to others while listening; and it may be
    interpersonal, when we regard ourselves as superior to others that
    we fail to be open minded.
    Culture
    ➢ Our ethnic, religious, and social differences may greatly affect
    effective communication. Our culture dictates our way of
    communicating to people, hence differences in culture may bring
    about conflicts.
    THANK
    YOU FOR
    LISTENIN
    G!
    I. Identification. II. Briefly answer the
    following question.

    Why is it important to identify the


    barriers in communication?
    1. What are the 4 types of
    psychological barriers? (1-4)
    2. What are the 3 types of
    interpersonal barriers? (5-7)
    3. What are the 5 types of
    physical barriers? (8-12)

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