Barriers to communication can include people, such as those with physical or sensory impairments like poor hearing or eyesight. Cultural norms and mores can also act as barriers due to potential ambiguity and emotional aspects. Communicative situations pose additional barriers through noise, limited knowledge of parties, or confusion over the purpose of the exchange which may be to inform, persuade, or entertain.

1. Barriers to

2. Barrier – It is anything that gets in
the way of clear communication.

3. 1. People
a.Physical infirmities
- It is a weakness or disability in
body or health especially because of
age.

4. POOR HEARING

5. Poor Eyesight

6. 1. People
b. Cultural mores
- It is a rule that a culture or
society follows which guides how
people behave and interact with each
other.

8. - It is also one of the barriers to
verbal communication because of its
ambiguity, emotional pull, and complexity.

9. 3. Communicative Situation
a.Noise
- It is the most common barriers
in the communication process.
Physical Noise
Psychological Noise
Physiological Noise

11. 3. Communicative Situation
b. Limited knowledge and
experience
- It is described as the
difficulty to form a basis for
interpreting and responding to the
message.

12. 3. Communicative Situation
c. Confusion to the Purpose of
Communication
Purposes of Communication
- to inform
- to persuade
- to entertain