BARRIERSTO COMMUNICATION

COMMUNICATION IS A TWO-WAY PROCESS IN WHICH THERE IS EXCHANGE OF IDEAS TOWARDS A MUTUALLY ACCEPTED DIRECTION OR

GOAL.

WHAT IS COMMUNICATION ?

COMMUNICATION IS NOT ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL SEVERAL THINGS CAN PREVENT THE MESSAGE FROM REACHING THE INTENDED RECEIVER.

BARRIERS CREATE IMPEDIMENTS IN THE PROCESS OF INTERACTION .

WHAT ARE BARRIERS ?

PHYSICAL BARRIERS SEMANTIC AND LANGUAGE BARRIERS SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS ORGANISATIONAL BARRIERS CROSS-CULTURAL BARRIERS

TYPES OF BARRIERS

DEFECTS IN MEDIUM NOISE INFORMATION OVERLOAD

PHYSICAL BARRIERS

SEMANTIC BARRIERS ARRISE FROM DIFFERENT MEANINGS OF WORDS OR SYMBOLS FOR INTANCE WORDS LIKE CHARGE,SPRING,SUIT ,RING etc

LANGUAGE IS MOST IMPORTANT & POWERFUL TOOL OF COMMUNICATION AT SAME TIME IT IS TRICKY TOOL AND NEEDS SKILL IN HANDLING OR ELSE IT WILL HINDER THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS.

SEMANTIC AND LANGUAGE BARRIERS

ALL PERSONS ARE NOT SKILLED COMMUNICATORS SKILL IN COMMUNICATING HAS TO BE CULTIVATED.

MOST OF THE SOCIO – PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS OPERATE AT EMOTIONAL LEVEL.

SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS

SELF CENTRED ATTTUDES GROUP IDENTIFICATION SELF-IMAGE

SELECTIVE PERCEPTION DEFENSIVENESS FILTERING

TYPES OF SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS

STATUS BLOCK RESISTANCE TO CHANGE

CLOSED MIND POOR COMMUNICATION SKILLS STATE OF HEALTH

TYPES OF SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS

IN AN ORGANISATION THE GAPS AND BARRIERS BECOME MORE COMPLEX

ORGANISATIONAL BARRIERS ARE FILTERING & EDITING INFORMATION WITHHOLDING INFORMATION OVER-DEPENDENCE ON WRITTEN

COMMUNICATION POOR COMMUNICATION SKILLS

ORGANISATIONAL BARRIERS

WHAT IS CULTURE ? CULTURE IS THE SYSTEMS OF KNOWLEDGE SHARED BY A RELATIVELY LARGE GROUP OF PEOPLE.

CROSS-CULTURAL BARRIERS

OUR GLOBE IS FULL OF VARIOUS CULTURES.THERE ARE DIFFERENT

PEOPLE WITH DIFFERENT BELIEFS ,DIFFERENT VALUES,DIFFERENT

LANGUAGES etc. THIS DIFFERENCE AFFECTS EFFECTIVE

COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PEOPLE FROM DIFFERENT CULTURES.

CROSS-CULTURAL BARRIERS

SOME OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CULTURES ARE:

NATIONAL CHARACTER/BASIC PERSONALITY LANGUAGE

VALUES

APPEARENCES

CROSS-CULTURAL BARRIERS

SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS

CONCEPT OF TIME CONCEPT OF SPACE

CROSS-CULTURAL BARRIERS

THOUGHT PROCESSES

NON VERBAL BEHAVIOUR PERCEPTION

CROSS-CULTURAL BARRIERS

PARALANGUAGE: The non-verbal elements of speech, and to a

limited extent of writing, used to modify meaning and convey emotion, such as pitch, volume, and intonation

FOR INSTANCE PEOPLE IN MANY COUNTRIES AREPUT OFF BY LOUD INDIAN VOICES.

CROSS-CULTURAL BARRIERS

PLAN & CLARIFY IDEAS USE SIMPLE LANGUAGE TIME YOUR MESSAGE CAREFULLY KEEP OPEN MIND BE A GOOD LISTNER CHECK RELAIBILITY & VALIDITY BE OPEN TO CHANGES RESPECT OTHERS CULTURE

HOW TO OVERCOME BARRIERS

THANK YOUGROUP 3

KAMANA KAUSHIKSAROJ GUPTA

VIDHI KOTHARIPRAJAKTA MALUSARE

SMITA RAVALE &

SHARVARI REGE