This document outlines 4 classifications of barriers to communication: 1) Semantic barriers related to language issues like unclear messages or technical jargon. 2) Psychological or emotional barriers like premature evaluation or lack of attention. 3) Organizational barriers stemming from policies, rules, status, or structure. 4) Personal barriers between superiors and subordinates due to things like fear of challenging authority or lack of incentive.
This document outlines 4 classifications of barriers to communication: 1) Semantic barriers related to language issues like unclear messages or technical jargon. 2) Psychological or emotional barriers like premature evaluation or lack of attention. 3) Organizational barriers stemming from policies, rules, status, or structure. 4) Personal barriers between superiors and subordinates due to things like fear of challenging authority or lack of incentive.
This document outlines 4 classifications of barriers to communication: 1) Semantic barriers related to language issues like unclear messages or technical jargon. 2) Psychological or emotional barriers like premature evaluation or lack of attention. 3) Organizational barriers stemming from policies, rules, status, or structure. 4) Personal barriers between superiors and subordinates due to things like fear of challenging authority or lack of incentive.
COMMUNICATION by Saritha Pujari Business Communication
(1) Semantic Barriers The chief language-related barriers are: (i) Badly Expressed Message (ii) Symbols or Words with Different Meanings (iii)Faulty Translation (iv)Unclarified Assumptions (Vi)Technical Jargon: (v) Body Language and Gesture Decoding