BARRIERS OF COMMUNICATION

1) Introduction of Barriers of Communication.
2)Meaning.
3)Types of Barriers of Communication.
4)Effects of Barriers of Communication
5) Methods to overcome Barriers of Communication.
6) Conclusion and Reference.

1. K.L.E SOCIETY’S COLLEGE OF EDUCATION VIDYANAGAR, HUBBALLI-31 SUBJECT : Language Across The Subject Topic: Barriers Of Communication Submitted by: Ishrat Anjum Harkuni B.Ed 1st year Submitted to: Anil.G.Gumgol

2. INTRODUCTION 01 MEANING OF BARRIERS OF COMMUNICATION 02 TYPES OF COMMUNICATION BARRIER 03 METHODS OF BARRIERS OF COMMUNICATION CONCLUSION AND REFERENCES 04 CONTENTS 05 06 EFFECTS OF BARRIERS OF COMMUNICATION

3. INTRODUCTION 01 Communication is one of our basic needs. We require to communicate many people for personal and proffesional purpose. While communicating we may face many problems such as message is not sent properly,misunderstanding betwee sender & reciever, Language of the communication is not understood etc.

4. MEANING 02 Barriers are part of process of communication. Whenever we are communicating we encode or decode.At any level or at any moment there can be problems in process of communication. According to Louis.E.Boone: “Communication barriers are th e problems that arise at every stage of the communication process & have the potential to create misunderst -anding & Confusion.”

5. 03 TYPES OF BARRIERS OF COMMUNICATION Physical Barriers . Language Barriers Psychological Barriers. Emotional Barriers. Organisation Barriers.

6. Physical Barriers: Physical Barriers are described as structural obstruction in both huma -nmade and natural environments that block effective communication so that message cannot be sent from the sender to the reciever. Some of Physical Barriers are: * Environment *Noise *Distance *Improper time *Distraction

7. 2.Language Barrier: A barrier to communication between people who are unable to speak a common language. Some of the Language Barriers are: *Poor Vocabulary and Grammar. *Unclear graphics and Symbols. *Verbosity and Verbolism.

8. 3.Psychological Barriers: In interpersonal communication the psychological factors like interest,attention,motivation,concentration of both sender and reciever have an impact.It could be lead to a situation wherein a person would be physically present but mentally absent.

9. 4.Emotional Barriers: The emotional IQ of a person determines the ease and comfo ort with which they can communicate.A person who is emotinally mature will be able to communicate effectively. Emotional Barriers are : Anger,frustration,humour etc.

10. 5.Organisational Barriers: As we saw there are many methods of communication at an organizati -onal level. Each of these methods has its own problems and constraints that may become barrier to effective communication. Most of these barrie -rs arise because of misinformation or lack of apropriate transparency available to the employees.

11. Effects Of Barriers On Communication: Barriers are hindrances which are destructive, when one or more perso -ns are interacting.They tend to diminish the others self-esteem. They tend to trigger our defensiveness, resistance etc. Barriers often lead to dependency ,withdrawal, feelings of defeat or of inadequacy.They act as feeling blockers and reduce the likelihood of finding a solution.They could ultimately lead to the sourcing of relation -ship. They could lead to increasing the emotional distance between the people communicating.

12. Methods to Overcome the Barriers of Communication: a) To overcome Physical Barriers: The environment should be conductive to communication. Proper attention must be paid to keep the reciever in comfort. b) To Overcome Language Barriers: The sender must use simple language and reduce verbalism. The new graphic symbols used must be explained. To reduce dependence on spoken words, one should use visual aids. c) To Overcome psychological Barriers: Guidance and counselling to remove prejudices and ill feelings must be undertaken.

13. undertaken. One must provide assistance, show sympathy and deal patiently. To increase perception audiovisual aids can be used. d)To Overcome Emotional Barriers: Accepting Imperfections: Other people might find you easier to commun -icate with when you accept your imperfection from time to time. One should do relaxation exercise. e) To Overcome Organizational Barriers: Efforts must assess the learner’s background . The Communicator must keep in tune with the latest trend and try to adjust with the younger generation.

14. CONCLUSION: Thus Barriers threats the effective communication. While Communication both the sender & reciever or communicator should take precautionary measures to reduce the barriers.

15. References: Language Across the subject -by Kongwad.N.B. WWW.Slideshare.com

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