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The document discusses various barriers to communication, including physical barriers, language and semantic barriers, and socio-psychological barriers. It also addresses organizational barriers and provides remedial measures for overcoming communication barriers, such as clarifying ideas before communicating, being aware of language and tone, ensuring proper feedback, and not holding preconceptions.
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- 1. Amity Institute of English Studies & Research 1 Barriers to Communication
- 2. Amity Institute of English Studies & Research 2 Barriers to Communication Elements that hinders the free flow of Communication are known as barriers to communication Types of Barriers • Physical Barriers • Language and Semantic Barriers • Socio-Psychological Barriers • Organizational Barriers
- 3. Amity Institute of English Studies & Research 3 Physical barrier is the environmental and natural condition that act as a barrier in communication in sending message from sender to receiver
- 4. Amity Institute of English Studies & Research 4 Language and Semantic Barriers refers to the misunderstanding between the sender and receiver arising due to the different meanings of words, and other symbols used in the communication.
- 5. Amity Institute of English Studies & Research 5 Socio-Psychological Barriers
- 6. Amity Institute of English Studies & Research 6 Organizational Barriers
- 7. Amity Institute of English Studies & Research 7 Remedial Measures to Overcome the Barriers of Communication • Clarify ideas before communication • Be aware of language, tone and content of message • Be a good listener • Communicate according to the need of the receiver • Ensure proper feedback • Follow proper channel of communication • Be aware of cultural and social differences • Try to fight distractions • Don’t hold preconceptions and prejudices
- 8. Amity Institute of English Studies & Research 8 Thank You