A NOISE OF

PUBLIK SPEAKING
MAWAR INDAH SARI
 WHAT ARE NOISE?
The aspect of the model of communication is noise. Noise refers to
anything that interferes with message transmission or reception.
There are several different types of noise. The first type of noise is
physiological noise, and this refers to bodily processes and states
that interfere with a message. For instance, if a speaker has a
headache or the flu, or if audience members are hot or they’re
hungry, these conditions may interfere with message accuracy.
• The second type of noise is psychological noise. Psychological
noise refers to mental states or emotional states that impede
message transmission or reception. For example, if someone has
just broken up with a significant other, or if they’re worried
about their grandmother who is in the hospital, or if they are
thinking about their shopping list, this may interfere with
communication processes as well.
• The third type of noise is actual physical noise, and this would
be simply the actual sound level in a room. Loud music playing
at a party, a number of voices of people talking excitedly, a
lawnmower right outside the window, or anything that is overly
loud will interfere with communication. The last type of noise is
cultural noise. Cultural noise refers to message interference that
results from differences in peoples’ worldviews. The greater the
difference in worldview, the more difficult it is to understand
one another and communicate effectively.
 Example of noise in public speaking
 Nervous or Anxiety
 Publik Speaking Techniquesh
 Mastery of Material
 Sample Case
• Suppose someone gives a speech but he has a trama in the past
while giving a speech or he has never made a speech before,
and that was his first experience with a new atmosphere and felt
the center of attention. He must feel different or not confident
and feel not ready to appear.
 Then How to Overcome It?
1. Prepare and do the exercises.
2. Looking for experience and learn from the
mistakes of previous experiences.
3. Trying to make peace or it’s a natural to think of
stage fright.
 CONCLUSION
• Noise prevents you from giving your message clearly.
While it’s true that it can be controlled to a certain
extent, learning about how to fight this distraction will
help you communicate with your audience.