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Physical, Emotional, and Linguistic
Barriers
Physical Barriers
environmental factors that affect the communication
Emotional Barrier
such as distrust, fear, or anxiety also affect the communication process
Linguistic Barrier
hindrances to communication that emerge due to language choice and use
Psychological, Cultural, and Beliefs
differences in mental perspectives, cultural backgrounds, and personal beliefs can create barriers to communication
Use simple language
simple and clear words should be practice and emphasized
Control emotion
master your emotions to ensure clear and effective communication
Reduce/eliminate noise level
identify the frequent cause of the disturbance
Give constructive feedback
it ensures the sender that the message was delivered clearly and ambiguously
Listen actively
active listening ensures that you understand the speaker’s message
Clarity
the receiver should not have to “read between the lines” and make guesses on their own just to understand what you’re saying
Conciseness
the receiver would not want you to explain in 2 hours if you may do it in half an hour
Concreteness
the receiver should have a crystal-clear picture of what you’re talking about
Correctness
your diction must fit your receiver’s level of education and knowledge
Coherence
this means all points are connected and relevant to one another
Completeness
the receiver has very piece of information s/he needs to know
Courtesy
practicing empathy or putting yourself on someone’s show to deeply understand the other end
Job Interview
personal encounter between employer and applicant
Telephone conversation
most practical way of transmitting and recording relevant infromation
Giving piece of advice
words of affirmation comfort
Oratorical Speech
connected with skillful and effective public speaking
Impromptu Speech
delivered with a little or no planning, but with some advanced information about the subject
Declamation Speech
rhetoric exercise of speech to recreate famous speech
Extemporaneous Speech
includes the use of notes by the speaker and some establishments when delivering a message
Speech Choir
performance groups that recite discourses in union, along with choreographic and costuming elements, to help bring the speech to live