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Chapter …02 BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATIONS& NON VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS

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Chapter …02BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATIONS&NON VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS

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BARRIERS TO COMMUNICATION

.NOISE

DIFFERENCE IN UNDERSTANDING LEVELS

DIFFERENCE IN PERCEPTIONS OF REALITY

DIFFERENCE IN VALUES, & ATTITUDES,

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DIFFERENCE IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL BEHAVIOUR

EMOTIONAL STATES

STERIOTYPING

GENDER DIFFERENCESS

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NOISE NOISE IS THE MOST COMMONLY

REGARDED FACTOR THAT INTERFERES WITH SHARING OF MEANING

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TYPES OF NOISE

• INTERNAL NOISE• EXTERNAL NOISE

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INTERNAL NOISE

INTERNAL NOISES ARE ONE’S THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS THAT INTERFERE WITH THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS

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EXTERNAL NOISE EXTERNAL NOISES ARE SIGHTS,SOUNDS OR ANY

OTHER THING THAT DRAWS A PERSON FROM WHAT IS BEING COMMUNICATED TO HIM.

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DIFFERENCE IN UNDERSTANDING LEVELS

FOR SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS COMMUNICATION ,IT IS VERY ESSENTIAL THAT THE SENDER AND THE RECIEVER STAND AT THE SAME LEVEL OF UNDERSTANDING

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Difference in perceptions of reality

Perception of reality vary from person to person

To avoid misunderstanding of communication it is necessary that the sender and the receiver take a common view of a situation.

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Difference in values ,attitudes and

opinions Sender and receiver should have

mutual consideration of each other’s values.attitudes,and opinions.

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Difference in social and cultural behavior

To bridge this barrier it is important that while

communication the sender and the receiver remain thoughtful of each other’s social and cultural background.

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Emotional states For meaningful communication it is necessary

that the persons involved in communication do not let themselves be carried away by their emotions.

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stereotyping

Stereotyping means to have generalized perceptions about others

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Gender differences Men and women are socialized to view things

differently so the results that they arrive at in one and the same situation are usually different.

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Non-verbal communication

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NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION

“It is the communication that involves neither written nor spoken words but occurs without the use of words “

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Components of non-verbal communications

Appearance and surroundingsBody languageSilence, time and space

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APPERANCE AND SURROUNDINGS,

Appearance conveys non-verbal impressions

which in result ,influence the attitude ,reaction and the response of the receiver.

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Body language Posture Gestures and movements Smell and touch Face and eyes Voice and sounds

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BODY POSTURE• Posture can create a feeling of

warm openness or cold rejection .A posture of arms crossed on the chest portray a feeling of inflexibility

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POSTURE

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Gestures and movements

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SMELL AND TOUCH

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Face and eyes

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Silence ,time and space

Silence ,time and space

communicate more then you may think even causing hard feelings, loss of business, and profits.

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thank you