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This document discusses barriers to effective communication. It identifies several categories of barriers, including physical barriers like distance and noise, psychological barriers like fatigue and unpleasant information, individual barriers like complexes and lack of ability, semantic barriers like linguistic differences and meaningless information, and organizational barriers like complex structures and heavy workloads. It provides examples for each category and suggests remedies like proper language, clarity, brevity, attention, feedback, and choosing the right communication channel. Effective communication requires understanding these barriers and their impacts on the communication process.
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- 1. KLE Society's College of Education Vidyanagar Hubballi Subject:-Language Across the Subject Topic:-Barriers to Communication Submitted by Shobha Chikkalaki Bed 1st year Submitted to Dr.Anil G Gumgol
- 2. Introduction Man is a Social animal, Social life is impossible Without Communication of ideas, feelings and Emotions among the individuals. A meaningful Communication is essential in Society. Life remains meaningless without proper Communication. Many times when proper Communication is not occurring it leads to lead a happy and peaceful life. In the same way, proper Communication between teacher and the learner makes teaching-learning process more effective.
- 3. Barriers of Communication Barriers to Communication are things People say or do that are obstacles to good Conversation or effective interpersonal interaction. they act as Hurdles to Satisfactory discussions. They produce a negative impact on the Communication Process.
- 4. Barriers to effective Communication Sometimes messages are not transmitted or Received as smoothly and effectively as Expected several bottlenecks, hurdles, stoppages which are called barriers to Communication.Barriers to Communication lead to misunderstanding and frictions among the people which are harmful to the Team work and moral. Sometimes they spoil the healthy relations among the individuals and result in the breakdown of the Communication system as a whole.
- 5. Important Barriers of Communication 1) Physical Barriers >Distance between sender and receiver When the sender and receiver are at a distant place communication will not be Effective, less the distance more effective Will be the Communication. >Infrastructure facilities Its facilities like Ventilated classroom, comfortable setting arrangement, lighting arrangement, visual blackboard all affect The Communication process.
- 6. >Loud noise The loud sound disturbance like rain with thunder, music, vehicles, Loud speaker, crowds, Strikes, the Noises of the factories and Industries also create disturbances. >over crowded classes If the pitch of the sound is low and The classroom is overcrowded between sender and receiver fails. >Defect in the mediaChannel If the media through which massage is sent is having defect ,the message cannot be sent Properly and communication between both fails
- 7. 2) Psychological Barriers ~physical and mental fatigue If the sender and receiver both have physical and mental fatigue communication process Will not be effective. ~Un pleasant information If the information in the communication process between sender and receiver is unpleasant Communication process either creates conflicts ~Mental ill health If the sender as well as receiver suffering from mental ill health communication will setback and Proper communication is affected.
- 8. ~Emotional problems If the emotions like thinking beliefs, Values, theories and principles are Controversial between the sender and receiver fails to mention proper Communication.
- 9. 3)Individual Barriers >Inferiority and superiority complex If the inferiority and superiority complex develops between the sender and receiver the process of communication is failed. >Lack of ability If the sender and receiver lacks the ability of proper communication will not be effective. >Laziness >Lacks of faith
- 10. 4)Semantic Barriers ~Linquistic Barrier If the language of the sender and receiver is different in text and information, communication Will not be proper and both of them will not Understand what they have spoken. ~Meaningless information If the text or the information being sent from sender to receiver is meaning less Communication will fail. ~Lack of language ability ~Error in translation
- 11. 5)Organizational Barriers >Complex Structure >Lack of instructions >Heavy Workload >Autocratic leadership >Unsuitable working hours >Lack of facilities >Strick rules and regulations
- 12. Remedies to overcome Barriers 1)Proper Language 2)Clarity and Completeness 3)Brevity 4)Attention 5)Feedback 6)Media 7)Avoid premature evaluation 8)Developing relations 9)Gestures and action 10)Proper planning 11)Listening skills
- 13. Conclusion Communication May break down as a result of many communication barriers That May be attributed to the sender or receiver. Therefore effective communication requires familiarity with The barriers. Choosing the right channel For Communication is also important, because choosing the wrong medium Undermines the message.