[ENG] Communication Barriers
Perception & Language
>Reality and language may vary depending on the person and the meaning
respectively.
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Poor Listening
>Sometimes, people listen only to what is relevant to them.
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Emotional Interference
>Emotions get in the way of what we want to say
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Cultural Differences
>What is acceptable to one may not be acceptable to another
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Physical Distractions
>Success of receiving a message may depend on the environment and the
medium.
Information Overload
>Too much of something may not always yield positive results
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Incorrect Filtering
>Information maybe twice or thrice removed from the truth; Fragmentation or
Distortion
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Closed Communication Climate
>Misunderstanding between Employees and Employers
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Communication Strategies
>Systematic technique employed by a speaker (Corder 1981)
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Message Abandonment
>Stops & Expresses themselves
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Topic Avoidance
>Change of the Topic
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Use of All-Purpose
>In order to save you from using the actual word
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Word Coinage
>Invent a term based on your knowledge
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Literal Translation
>One language to another word-per-word even its essence is compromised
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Foreignizing
>Pronouncing a word in your native language as if it is a word in a word in the target
language
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Code-Switching
>Combine words in your native language in one sentence
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Use of Gap of Filler words
>Use necessary words on one expression in order to stay your message or to
avoid dead air
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Circumlocution
>Describing it vividly instead of calling it by its real name.
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Approximation
>Happens when you try to look a synonym
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Non-Verbal Clues
>Uses non-verbal to deliver the message
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Appeal for Help
>Ask someone else to help you
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