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Effective communication is rarely achieved with 100% accuracy due to various physical and language barriers that can occur. Physical barriers to communication include noise, improper timing, physical distance between sender and receiver, and geographic distance. Language barriers arise from differences in meanings of words across cultures and specialist languages. These barriers can disrupt or prevent the message from being received clearly and accurately.
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There are many barriers to effective listening skills, including technical, physical, psychological, and language barriers. Some of the key barriers are timing issues which can lead to incomplete transmission of information; information overload or gaps which can distort the message; cultural and distance factors which can cause misunderstandings; physical distractions like noise; language differences in word meanings and interpretations; psychological states like fear or emotions; and poor listening where the receiver does not fully attend to the message. Addressing these various barriers can help improve listening and ensure effective communication.
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The document discusses barriers to effective communication and how to overcome them. It identifies three main categories of barriers: physical, semantic, and socio-psychological. Physical barriers include noise, distractions, discomfort, and poor seating arrangements. Semantic barriers occur when different meanings are assigned to words. Socio-psychological barriers stem from attitudes, emotions, and biases. Some ways to overcome these barriers are ensuring proper physical conditions, using simple language and visual aids, getting feedback, and motivating listeners. Effective communication requires addressing these barriers.
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- 2. o Effective communication is said to be achieved when the message is received with 100% accuracy which is rare phenomenon. o A barrier is a problem that prevents two people or group from agreeing, communicating, or working with each other. o This is because of various barriers which often arise in the communication process
- 3. 1. PHYSICAL BARRIERS 2. LANGUAGE BARRIES
- 4. These are the barriers which can be expressed physical term. These can be in the form of: A. Noise B. Improper Time C. Physical Distance
- 5. o Noise is the disruption found in the environment of the communication. It interrupts the communication process and acts as a barrier as it makes the message less accurate, less productive and unclear. It might even prevent the message from reaching the receiver.
- 7. o Physical barriers to communication is geographic distance between the sender(s) and the receiver(s).
- 8. o During a seminar, the audience sitting on the last benches would not be able to bear the speaker due to distance between them.
- 9. o Communication is found obstructed in long distance. Like communication between America and Nepal
- 10. A. Variety of meanings