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Introduction Communication process Some facts Barriers in communication Barriers sender, receiver and both. How to overcome these barriers Conclusion
Introduction
Communication:
The transmission of a message/ideas/ attitudes/emotion, from a sender to a receiver which is understood by the receiver as the sender intended.
Communication process
ENCODING
IDEA
ROUTE
Sender
FEEDBACK INTERPRETING
Receiver
A barrier in Communication reduces the impact of the communication during & after the process is over. To be more precise, communication process must address the barriers that exist in the process So, Communication is about overcoming barriers.
An Example: a video
Barriers in communication
The common barriers in communication are: Environmental barriers Personal barriers Administrative and financial barriers Time barriers
Environmental barriers
Crowded, noisy environment. People taking, music playing. No Privacy. The presence of an assistant. Telephone call.
Personal barriers
Lake of confidence. Personal shyness. Internal conversation or internal monologue (self talk). Lack of objectivity. Culture differences Language. Emotion Discomfort in sensitive situations. Values and believe.
Administrative decisions. Management strategy. Financial support. Number of staff. Goal conflicts
Time barriers
Lack of time. Inappropriate time to talk. Inferring (conclude)
Barriers sender
Lack of planning purpose of communication Objectives to be achieved Choice of wrong language, resulting in badly encoded message Unshared & unqualified assumptions Different perception of reality Wrong choice of the channel
Barriers Receiver
Poor listener Inattention Mistrust Lack of interest Premature evaluation Semantic Difficulties Bias / Lack of trust Different perception of reality Attitudinal clash with sender Not in a fit physical state
Absence of a common frame of reference affecting smooth interpretation of thoughts, feelings and attitudes from the sender to the receiver in a specific situation
Other Barriers
Filtering: A sender s purposely manipulation of information so that it will be seen favorable to the receiver.
information inflows exceeds an individuals processing capacity. In this situation people tends to select out, ignore, or forget information.
Other Barriers
for the sender to encode his message in such a way that receiver decodes it to get the intended meaning. One must aim at simplicity, clarity and brevity so as to minimize the chances of different interpretations.
Eliminating differences in perception Use of Simple Language Reduction and elimination of noise levels Know what you want to convey Active Listening Emotional State Simple Organizational Structure Avoid Information Overload Give Constructive Feedback Proper Media Selection Flexibility in meeting the targets
Conclusion
Communication is about overcoming the barriers i.e. (environmental, personal, administrative, financial and time). For communication to be effective, one has to understand that barriers exist and the knowledge of minimizing these barriers is the only way by which we will be better effective communicators.
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