The document discusses how individual perceptions shape our understanding of the world, highlighting the importance of visual perception and language in communication. It also identifies factors that influence our perspectives such as past experiences, prejudices, feelings, and the environment. The content serves as a foundation for understanding communication skills within a varied context.

1. Perspectives in Communication
• Prepared by:- Ms. Mali Sunayana M
• Asst.Professor
• Subject:- Communication Skills
• Sahyadri College of Pharmacy, Methwade, Sangola
UNIT-I
TOPIC-III

2. CONTENTS
 INTRODUCTION
 VISUAL PERCEPTION
 LANGUAGE
 OTHER FACTOR AFFECTING OUR PRESPECTIVE

3. INTRODUCTION
 We all see the world with our ownthinking which is known as our
individual perceptions.
 Our individual perceptions are in actual the filters through which
we see, understand theworld.
 It is our view through which we handle a situation or a
topic. All persons has differentopinion/thinking.
 Perspectives can be visual, due to different language duet
feelings or it depends upon the environment in which w work.

4. VISUAL PERCEPTION
It is the ability to see and to interpret the visual
information.
Without accurate visual perception one would have in
difficulty in learning to read, follow directions, copy from
white board, would have problem in good eye hand co-
ordination.
 It includes
1. Visual discrimination: Ability to notice differences
like shape, size, coloretc.
2. Form discrimination: Differences in objects when they
are in orientation.

5. 3. Foreground-Background differentiation: Focus on a
selected target and ignore out non-relevantimages.
4. Visual memory: Ability to remembers letters andwords
and recognize them quickly when seenagain.

6. LANGUAGE
Language notonly help in communication but it
shape ourperception.
Various emotion or feeling and experience can be
influ-enced by the pattern of the language a person
speaks.
The same words can have different meaning
depending how interpret them. For example-
A women without her man is nothing.
Now read this phrase by addingpunctuation.
A woman, without her man is nothing.

7. OTHER FACTORS AFFECTING
OUR PERSPECTIVE
 PAST EXPERIENCE
 PREJUDICE
 FEELINGS
 ENVIRONMENT

8. 1. Past experiences:
 Our past experiencegreatlyaffects ourwayof
thinking.
 Itacts as a filter through which weseea particular
situation.
 Our past experiencecan be positiveor negativeand
affects ourperception.
2. Prejudices:
 It is usually unfavorable feelings toward people or a
person because of their gender, values, age, religion,
occupation, language or any personalcharacteristics.
 It greatly limit the chances of communication being
successful or producing thedesired result.
 We should treat each person as a separate individual
and must respect hisideas.

9. 3. Feeling:
 Feelings is known as a stateof consciousness such as
that result from emotions, sentiment ordesires.
 A perso0n’s current mood affects the way hejudges
other.
 When we feel happy we communicate better but ifwe
feel ill, we will not communicateeffectively.
4. Environment:
 All of us communicate differently in different
environment. This skill will help us ineffective
communication.
 Wespeaks toourcolleaguesand friends in a different
way.
 It will make theperson more comfortable and to attain
level of formality which is important in a particular
situation.

10. REFERENCE:-
1. A Text book of Communication Skills by the author Sambhaji K.
Budhavale Technical Publications Page No.3.1-3.5
2. A Text Book of Communication Skills by the author Dr. Meenu
Pandey Nirali Prakashan Page No. 3.1-3.10
3. https://pgims.hktechnical.com
4. www.google.com
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11. THANK YOU