This document introduces the members of Group 10 for a presentation. It lists the names and student IDs of 11 group members and states they will introduce themselves. It then outlines 5 common barriers to communication: wrong choice of medium, physical barriers, semantic barriers, different comprehension of reality, and socio-psychological barriers. For each barrier, it provides brief explanatory notes and examples. The document concludes by thanking the audience for their attention and asking if there are any questions.

1. WELCOME
TO
OUR GROUP
PRESENTATION

2. CANON
Group
GROUP no: 10
WE ARE

3. LET’S INTRODUCE THE group MEMBER
MD. TANVIR ALAM
ID: 16MKT010

4. FAYSAL AHMED
ID: 16MKT030
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5. SHUVO SIKDER
ID: 16MKT040
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6. AHADUZZAMAN
CHOWDHURY
ID: 16MKT050
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7. JANNATUL FERDAUSI
LINA
ID: 16MKT060
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8. CHAMPA MONDAL
ID: 16MKT070
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9. MD. NUR AMIN
ID: 16MKT080
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10. TANJIM MOSTOFA
ID: 16MKT090
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11. SHYAMOL KUMAR
RAY
ID: 16MKT100
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12. NILOY KUMAR SHAWON
ID: 16MKT020
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13. BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATION
Barriers to communication can be defined as the aspects
or conditions that interfere with effective exchange of ideas
or thoughts.
There are five types of barriers to communicate.
These are: 1. Wrong choice of medium
2. Physical barriers
3. Semantic barriers
4. Different comprehensions of reality
5. Socio-physiological barriers

14. WRONG CHOICE OF MEDIUM
Whatever message we may want to convey, it
has to be transmitted through an appropriate
medium. If you choose the wrong channels
that is if the channels are not effective for the
type of message and meaning you want to
create --you are likely to create
misunderstanding.

15. PHYSICAL
BARRIERS
Physical barrier is the environmental and
natural condition that act as a barrier in
communication in sending message from
sender to receiver.
1. Noise
2. Time and distance
3. Poor timing.

16. SEMANTIC BARRIER
Semantic barriers occur when the sender and
receiver have different understandings of
message sent.
1. Interpretation of words
2. Bypassed instructions
3. Denotations and connotations.

17. DIFFERENT COMPREHENSION OF
REALITY
The reality of an objective, an event, or a
person is different to different people.
Reality is not a fixed concept, it is complex,
infinite and continually changing.
1. Abstracting
2. Slanting
3. Inferring.

18. SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL
BARRIERS
Socio-psychological barriers play a major role in the
continuation of intractable conflicts.
1. Attitudes and opinions
2. Emotions
3. Cultural diversity
4. Frame of reference
5. Closed mind
6. Status-consciousness
7. The source of communication
8. Inattentiveness

19. THANKS FOR YOUR
KIND ATTENTION

20. ANY
QUESTION?