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BARRIERS IN COMMUNICATION

BARRIERS IN COMMUNICATION. Barriers to communication includes all those things that hinder the communication process & result in some kind of distortion of the message. Anything that interferes with any of the following elements is the barrier to communication a. Sender b. Message

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BARRIERS IN COMMUNICATION

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  1. BARRIERS IN COMMUNICATION

  2. Barriers to communication includes all those things that hinder the communication process & result in some kind of distortion of the message. Anything that interferes with any of the following elements is the barrier to communication a. Sender b. Message c. Chanel d. Receiver e. feedback.

  3. TYPES OF BARRIERS IN COMMUNICATION PHYSICOLOGICAL MECHANICAL PHYSICAL BARRIERS PSYCOLOGICAL LANGUAGE

  4. PHYSICAL BARRIER PHYSICAL BARRIER MEANS ALL THE OBTACLLES EXISTING IN THE SURROUNDINGS OF THE VARIOUS ELEMENTS OF THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS. From- www.google.com

  5. MECHANICAL BARRIERS A MECHANICAL BARRIER CAUSE DUE TO A PROBLEM IN MACHINERY OR INSTRUMENTS UESED TO TRANSMIT THE MESSAGE. From- www.google.com

  6. PRINCIPLES OF COMMUNICATION

  7. CompletenessYour business message is "complete" when it contains all facts the reader or listener needs for the reaction you desire. Remember that communicators differ in their mental filters; they are influenced by their backgrounds, viewpoints, needs, attitudes, status, and emotions.

  8. CorrectnessThe correctness principle comprises more than proper grammar, punctuation, and spelling. A message may be perfect grammatically and mechanically but still insult or lose a customer and fail to achieve its purpose. The term correctness, as applied to a business message, means the writer should: • Use the right level of language• Include only accurate facts, words, and figures • Maintain acceptable writing mechanics

  9. ClarityClarity means getting your message across so the receiver will understand what you are trying to convey. You want that person to interpret your words with the same meaning you have in mind. Accomplishing that goal is difficult because, as you know, individual experiences are never identical, and words have different meanings to different persons

  10. THANK YOU From- www.google.com

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