NAME: SNEHAL B. HEDAUCOLLEGE: PRIYADARSHINI BHAGWATI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING.BRANCH: ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION BRANCH

INTRODUCTION

Barriers means all those hurdles which stop or interrupt the purpose of communication. Barriers are mainly two types… 1) Physical barrier2) psychological barrier

BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATION

# It is a problem in the way of transmitting a message from it source to destination.# For example: You send a letter to your friend but he didn’t get it, this is a physical barrier.

1) PHYSICAL BARRIER

# These are the barriers which are directly related to some internal of the destination or the receiver. # The receiver receive the message clearly but due to some reason fail to understand and react properly.

2) PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIER

#This kind of hurdle is the result of using very difficult , jaw breaking and tongue twisting words by the communicated.

A) SEMANTIC NOISE

# This barrier occurs when the field of experience is not common to both sender and receiver. For example: Scientist want to communicate on Newton Law with uneducated people, definitely communication will fail.

B) FIELD OF EXPERIANCE

#Cognitive means process of thinking and dissonance means conflict .#So cognitive dissonance means conflict in thinking.# It occurs usually when the receiver accepts message but due to reason fails to react aacording to desired response of the receiver.

c) COGNITIVE DISSONANCE

#If the facial expressions , body language or attitude of the sender do not match with the tone of the message then it will also become a psycho hurdle for the receiver.

D) EXPRESSIONS

#If the communicator wants to talk about some change in custom and tradition definitely his communication will be fail.

E) CHANGE IN CUSTOM AND TRADITION