The document discusses 4 common barriers to effective communication: emotional barriers which make it difficult to convey sensitive topics, the use of jargon or unfamiliar technical terms, a lack of confidence, and environmental barriers like noise that can distort the message. Each barrier is defined and an example is provided to illustrate it, along with potential solutions to overcome each type of communication breakdown.
The document discusses 4 common barriers to effective communication: emotional barriers which make it difficult to convey sensitive topics, the use of jargon or unfamiliar technical terms, a lack of confidence, and environmental barriers like noise that can distort the message. Each barrier is defined and an example is provided to illustrate it, along with potential solutions to overcome each type of communication breakdown.
The document discusses 4 common barriers to effective communication: emotional barriers which make it difficult to convey sensitive topics, the use of jargon or unfamiliar technical terms, a lack of confidence, and environmental barriers like noise that can distort the message. Each barrier is defined and an example is provided to illustrate it, along with potential solutions to overcome each type of communication breakdown.
BARRIERS QUARTER 1 – MODULE 3 Jeffrey P. San Ramon What can you say about this picture? Communication Barrier
◦can distort the message/channel
which may result to failure of effective communication 4 Barriers of Communication ◦ Emotional Barriers – Some topics are sensitive enough to discuss. It is difficult for the speaker to convey the message to the audience/receiver. Topics that may be taboo or off-limits for some people are politics, religion, PWD (mental and physical), racism, sexuality and unpopular options. Some people may find difficult to express their emotions. ◦ Use of Jargons – using of unfamiliar and technical terms which the receiver could not understand the message. ◦ Lack of Confidence- can be caused of unhappy childhood and poor academic performance. ◦ Environment – pertains to environment, distances, and climate. Barrier Example Solution Recognize these kinds of emotions, and politely ask the other person to give you a You are having a bad day or you feel frustrated. moment so you can relax or calm yourself. Emotional barriers Recognize this kind of attitude, reset, and reflect on how you can be interested in You sit in a meeting or class where you think the what speaker is pointing out. speaker is boring.
Jargon refers to the set of specialized in a
certain field. To avoid communication You are scientist discussing a certain weather breakdown due to lack of clarity, adjust Use of jargon phenomenon with your neighbor who does not know your language. much about the topic.
Develop self-confidence by joining
organization where you can share and You are asked to share something about your day or develop your interest. Lack of confidence weekend, but you are hesitant because you are shy.
Recognize that noise is common barrier.
Make some adjustment by asking someone You are having a conversation with some friends to minimize the volume or by looking for a Noisy environment when a song was played loudly. quiet area where you can resume the conversation.