1. COMMUNICATION BARRIERS
Presented By
Dharma Narayana Sahu
Centurion university
Reg no 110202MBR008

2. WHAT IS COMMUNICATION
 Communication is not only the
transaction of the lesson but also to
get the proper understanding.
 communication involves a sender
and a receiver (or receivers)
conveying information through a
communication channel.

3. says
Who... what... in what way... to
whom...
Communicat Message Medium Receiver
or
Feedback

4. TYPES OF COMMUNICATION BARRIER
 There are many barriers to communication,
although they can be categorized into three…
 Physical barriers are things like:
- distance
- disconnected cable
- disability or decease
- unclear message

5.  Cultural barriers are things like:
- misunderstanding the meaning of the message
- Prohibited subjects
- Assumptions and prejudice
- Different language .

6.  Psychological barriers are things like:
- Shame
- Guilty
- Shyness
- Fear
- Uncertainty
- Mistrust
- Hatred

7. BARRIER EXPLANATION
 Language
 The communication message might not use vocabulary that is
understood by the receiver – e.g. too much use of technical or
financial jargon
 Noise
 Various things stop a message from getting through or being
heard – e.g. poor connection, background noise, distractions, too
many people speaking
 Overload
 Too much information can cause problems e.g. slow down
decision making
 Emotion
 The relationship between the sender and receiver of
communication might adversely affect the message – which
could be ignored or misinterpreted
 Gaps
 Too many intermediaries (e.g. too many layers in hierarchy
through which message has to be passed) might prevent or
distort the message
 Inconsistency
 If people receive conflicting or inconsistent messages, then they
may ignore or block them

8. OVERCOMING THE BARRIERS
 Taking the receiver more seriously
 Thinking more clearly about the message
 Delivering messages skilfully
 Focusing on the receiver
 Using multiple channels and encoding
 Securing appropriate feedback

9. Thank u