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    Barriers To Communication

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    This document discusses various barriers to communication and provides examples of each. It identifies the following barriers: language barrier, physical barrier, psychological barrier, cultural barrier, systematic barrier, and attitudinal barrier. For each barrier, it provides a definition and examples. It also lists strategies that can be used to avoid communication breakdowns such as active listening, paying attention to nonverbal cues, keeping emotions in check, and asserting oneself. Finally, it prompts the reader to identify the type of communication barrier exemplified in different descriptions or situations.

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    Barriers To Communication

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    This document discusses various barriers to communication and provides examples of each. It identifies the following barriers: language barrier, physical barrier, psychological barrier, cultural barrier, systematic barrier, and attitudinal barrier. For each barrier, it provides a definition and examples. It also lists strategies that can be used to avoid communication breakdowns such as active listening, paying attention to nonverbal cues, keeping emotions in check, and asserting oneself. Finally, it prompts the reader to identify the type of communication barrier exemplified in different descriptions or situations.

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    This document discusses various barriers to communication and provides examples of each. It identifies the following barriers: language barrier, physical barrier, psychological barrier, cultural barrier, systematic barrier, and attitudinal barrier. For each barrier, it provides a definition and examples. It also lists strategies that can be used to avoid communication breakdowns such as active listening, paying attention to nonverbal cues, keeping emotions in check, and asserting oneself. Finally, it prompts the reader to identify the type of communication barrier exemplified in different descriptions or situations.

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    Barriers To Communication

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    Anie Refamonte
    This document discusses various barriers to communication and provides examples of each. It identifies the following barriers: language barrier, physical barrier, psychological barrier, cultural barrier, systematic barrier, and attitudinal barrier. For each barrier, it provides a definition and examples. It also lists strategies that can be used to avoid communication breakdowns such as active listening, paying attention to nonverbal cues, keeping emotions in check, and asserting oneself. Finally, it prompts the reader to identify the type of communication barrier exemplified in different descriptions or situations.

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    BARRIERS TO

    COMMUNICATION
    Learning Objectives:
    • Identify different barriers to communication
    • Classify examples of these barriers
    • Use strategies across cultures to avoid
    communication breakdown.
    Language Barrier
    • are conflicts with regards to
    language and word meanings

    • Ex. Differents languages


    • Accent and dialect
    • Use of Jargon and slang
    Physical Barrier
    • these are the natural or
    environmental conditions that act
    as barrier to communication.
    Psychological Barrier
    • mental barrier that refer to the social
    and personal issues of the speaker
    towards communicating with others.

    • Examples:
    • Shy
    • Lack of confidence
    • stress
    • Family problem and depression
    Cultural Barrier
    • problems encountered by people
    due to their own personal values,
    beliefs and tradition.

    • Ex. Races
    • Religion
    • Age
    • Gender
    Systematic Barrier
    • refers to hindrances in the
    structure and organization where
    there is inefficient or lack of
    appropriate information system
    or communication channels.
    Attitudinal Barrier
    • conflicts from this barrier because of poor management, lack of
    motivation, resistance or interpersonal conflicts.

    • Ex. Talking with your classmate that you think annoying


    Strategies in Communication

    •Practice active listening


    •Pay attention to nonverbal cues
    •Keep your emotions at bay
    •Assert yourself
    Identify the kind of communication barrier
    exemplified in each description/situation.
    1. Having a family problem
    2.Lack of confidence
    3. Different races
    4. Loud party
    5. Filipino talking to foreigners
    6. Feeling frustrated
    7. Feeling of pain and hunger
    8. Fear of teacher
    9. Very cold room during class discussion
    10. Barking of dogs

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