2. hat is there in it
Introduction – Communication
Elements of Communication
Types of Communication
Communication Process
Communication Barriers
Overcoming Barriers
3. Introduction
Communication
Communication refers to the reciprocal
exchange of information, ideas, facts,
opinions, beliefs, feelings & attitudes
through verbal or nonverbal means
between two people or within a group of
people.
4. Elements of the
Communication
Sender (encodes)
Message (content)
Channel (medium)
Receiver (decodes)
Feedback (understanding)
5. Confounding Elements
Interpersonal Variables
Perception
Beliefs
Values
Sociocultural Background
Educational & Developmental Levels
Emotion
Gender
Physical & Mental Health
may significantly affect the communication
process.
6. Types of
Communication
Verbal Communication
Spoken Communication
Telecommunication
Electronic Communication
Nonverbal Communication
Touch
Eye Contact
Facial Expression
Posture
Gesture
Physical Appearance
Sound
Silence
7. Types of Communication
Formal Communication
Informal Communication
Intrapersonal Communication
Interpersonal Communication
One-way Communication
Two-Way Communication
18. Technological Barriers
Use of Un-updated Technology
Lack of Technological Knowledge
Technical Noise
Barriers at Decoding Stage
Communication
Barriers, Cont....
19. Cultural Barriers
Ethnic, Religious & Cultural Differences
Cultural Tradition, Values & Behavior
Communication
Barriers, Cont....
20. Communication Process-related Barriers
Unclear & Conflicting Message
Stereotypical Approach
Inappropriate Channels
Lack of Poor Feedback
Communication
Barriers, Cont....
21. How to Overcome
Communication Barriers
Keep in each other’s retention & recollection
abilities
Pay attention during the sharing of information
Ensure each other comfort
Ensure the intactness of sensory perception
The limitation of hearing abilities must keep in
mind
Active listening
Information overload must avoid
22. How to Overcome
Communication Barriers
Good lighting must be ensured to facilitate
nonverbal communication
A comfortable seating arrangement
The difference in social norms, values &
behavior must be give consideration
Social beliefs must be kept in mind
Consider cultural traditions, values & behavior
Use the same language
Considered difference in the expression &
perception of message
23. How to Overcome
Communication Barriers
An appropriate channel must be used
A stereotypical approach must be avoided in
communication
The message must be clear & nonconflicting
Proper feedback must be ensured by the
recipient