Communication communication process.

But in mass communication, there is no direct access

Process- it is creative, continuing of life, a process that changes as the to
communicator’s
Barriers in Communication
Process of Communication Physical Barriers
1. Sender- this is the person that is delivering a message to a recipient. If the source is not visible to the receiver and s/he is not comfortable
2. Messages – in the environment, it may create barriers in communication. Geographical
3. distance may also create barriers, as people may like to communicate with one
4. Decoding another but due

Forms of Communication
Intrapersonal communication
is a communication is a communication which happens yourself. Here
both sender and receiver is only one. so, the feedback works without any
interruption.
Interpersonal/ Dyadic
two persons are involved in this communication process. Here the
Source becomes a receiver and receiver become source because of dynamic
communications process were the feedback’s ate shared between source and
the receiver.
Small Group Comm
more than two members involved in communication process will become
a group communication. In this communication process, everyone becomes a
source as well as receiver through sharing information and gives feedback to
another.
Public Communication
Source or messaged from a single person will reach or received by
huge number of audience. But in this communication there is no mutual
feedbacks between source and receiver like small group communication and it’s
only focused on speaker.
Mass Communication
basically have a large number of audience and they are all can’t
grouped together in one place so we need certain tool or technology for
Psychological barriers
Due to individual differences, attitudes, interest and motivation levels,
we perceive things and situations differently. Apart from this, the varied
levels of anxiety, inherent prejudices and previous experiences also create
barriers in communication. Studies have revealed that due to the process of
selective perception, selective recall and selective retention, we perceive,
retain as well as recall a message selectively thus creating barriers in
communication.
Socio-cultural barriers
In communication process, socio-cultural barriers also operate, To
illustrate, in the Indian context, some women may not like to discuss their
health related problem with a male health worker. Similarly, some issues may
be perceived as personal and not fit for discussion outside the realm of
family, thus creating barriers. Some societies are less vocal which may affect
their level of communication with those from other cultures who are more
vocal or aggressive in behavior.
Linguistic barriers
During the process of communication, faulty expression, poor
translation, verbosity, ambiguous words and inappropriate vocabulary create
barriers. Moreover, words and symbols used to communicate facts and
information may mean different things to different persons. This is due to
the fact that meanings are in the minds of people who perceived and interpret
meanings in different ways according to their individual frame of mind.
Technical barriers
While using technology, technical barriers also make the process of
communication complx. When audio quality is poor or video signal are weak, the
messages may not clearly reach the target group. Erratic power supply also
creates barriers in communication..