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The document discusses various barriers to effective communication. It defines barriers to communication as obstacles that can prevent the exchange of information, ideas, and thoughts between people. It then lists and provides examples of 10 common types of communication barriers: physical, language, emotional, perceptual, attitudinal, technological, environmental, educational, personal, and cultural barriers. Some barriers mentioned include distance, noise, anger, different perceptions, negative attitudes, unfamiliarity with technology, distractions, lack of knowledge, shyness, and differing cultural values between people.
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communication SW.pptx
- 2. Presented by: M.Subhan Waheed. Roll No: 22-CLE-62 Presented To: Mr.Asad Bashir.
- 3. BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATION Defination: Obstacles that one may face when attempting to effectively communicate with another person. Prevent us to get • information. • ideas. • thoughts.
- 4. TYPES OF COMMUNICATION BARRIERS • Physical barrier. • Language barrier. • Emotional barrier. • Preceptual barrier. • Attitudinal barrier. • Technological barrier. • Enviromental barrier. • Educational barrier. • Personal barrier. • Cultural barrier.
- 5. PHYSICAL BARRIER • Distance. • Noise. • And other environmental factors. EXAMPLE • Construction site.
- 6. LANGUAGE BARRIER • customer service representative. • when communicating across cultures. EXAMPLE • customer service representative.
- 7. EMOTIONAL BARRIER • fear. • anger. • or anxiety. EXAMPLE • Anger can affect brain processes information.
- 8. PERCEPTUAL BARRIER • different perceptions. Cause of: • misunderstandings. • and miscommunications. EXAMPLE • person is smiling or frowning. • not giving direct eye contact.
- 9. ATTITUDINAL BARIER • negative attitude. • Different mindset. EXAMPLE • manager relation with their employees.
- 10. TECHNOLOGICAL BARRIER • Not familiar with the technology. Casue of: • misunderstandings. • and miscommunications. EXAMPLE
- 11. ENVIROMENTAL BARRIER • poor lighting. • uncomfortable seating. • or distractions. EXAMPLE • A student trying to study in a noisy cafe.
- 12. EDUCATIONAL BARRIER • Lack of knowledge. • Skills. EXAMPLE
- 13. PERSONAL BARRIER • shyness. • insecurity. • or a lack of confidence. EXAMPLE • A introverted man in group meeting.
- 14. CULTURAL BARRIER • different cultures. • different values. • beliefs. • and customs. EXAMPLE • A business man deals with their client which belongs to different culture.
- 16. THANK YOU.