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1.Physical barriers
are often due to the nature of the environment. Thus,
for example, the natural barrier which exists, if staff
are located in different buildings or on different sites.
Likewise, poor or outdated equipment, particularly the
failure of management to introduce new technology,
may also cause problems.
Ex:-Defects in media (letters,courier,fax,)
Noise in Environment(Air vibration, people talking,
in factory bcoz of noise the oral communication is
difficult)
Information overload(in Advertisment&sales
information is an example of overload)
2.Physiological barriers
may
A person
PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS
The
PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIERS
Self-Centred
attitude
Group identification
Self image
Selective perception
Defensiveness
Filtering
Status block
Resistance to change
Closed mind
Poor communication skills
State of health
Group Identification
In
Self image
Self
Selective perception
This
Defensiveness
Defensive
Filtering
Filtering
Status block
This
Resistance in change
This
Close mind
This
State of health
The
Continued
lack
of concentration
Attitude and bias
Lack of self discipline
Low emotional state
Equally, if someone has personal problems like
worries about their health or marriage, then this
will probably affect them.
3.Language/semantic
Semantics,
4.Organizational barrier
In
Contd..
In
Organizational barriers:
Status
relationship
One way flow
Organization structure
Rules and regulations
Distance barriers
Physical barriers
Mechanical barriers
5. Cross-cultural barrier
We communicate
Discrimination
Cultural
Types Of Discrimination
1.Gender
discrimination
Socially, sexual differences have been used
to justify different roles for men and
women, in some cases giving rise to claims
of primary and secondary roles.
Language discrimination
Diversity
Disability Discrimination
People
6.Overcoming barriers
Constant
Contd
Semantic
7.Personal barriers:
Attitude of superiors
Lack of confidence in subordinates
Insistence of proper channel
Ignoring comm.
Filtering of information
Message overload
Continued
Prejudice
Badly
expressed message
Loss in transmission
Semantic problem
Over/under communication
attitude
Basic Components