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Lesson 3 - Barriers of Communication
Lesson 3 - Barriers of Communication
Communication
Learning Targets
01 02 03
The students should know the The students should The students should use
common types of barriers to explain why there is a various strategies in order
effective communication. breakdown of to avoid communication
communication. breakdown.
Introduction
Communication is an essential process in our
lives, and it's important to understand what
barriers can potentially prevent effective
communication.
What is communication
barrier?
conflicts
Opportunities Miscommunication
Physical
noise
is an environmental barriers
or any physical limitation that
can interfere with the
communication process.
Physical
noise
Examples
• Physical noise
• distance between speakers
• technology issues
• unbearable weather
• distracting visual aids
psychological noise
Examples:
• lack of trust
• depression
• anger
• biases
psychological noise
Examples:
• hungry
• stomach ache
• headache
• sleepy head
semantic noise
Examples:
• speaker’s use of foreign language
• listener’s limited vocabulary
Wrapping Up
Barriers of Communication
• Physical Noise
• Psychological Noise
• Physiological Noise
• Semantic Noise
“How do you understand
the word breakdown when
applied to communication?
reflection Give a specific situation to
illustrate your own
definition.”
Analyze each picture shown on the
board, and identify what type of
photo communication breakdown is
analysis shown. List 3 various strategies in
order to avoid that communication
breakdown. (5 points each)
Thank You for listening