Principles and The Main Barriers of Effective Communication
Introduction to Communication
The act of exchanging information that are being inform by the sender to the receiver and roles of them are often changes due to it’s a network of interactions. Communication also be defined as verbal and non-verbal communications example are speaking, writing or sending messages via email or letter. It is not simple to communicate, it must be effective to make it more understandable.
What is Effective Communication
An effective communication, it’s more than exchanging information or how it being received and understand, it’s more on how the receiver recognize the emotion, intention or the meaning behind the message. Communication is the daily roles in human being life and it’s occurs everywhere. It’s how the human interact to one another and how they co-operate with each other
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Below are the barriers of effective communications and example of it:
Cultural Barriers
There are a lot of differences of beliefs or attitudes in the world, so with that it can easily interpret to the wrong message to a certain people. For example: It is wrong to point fingers at someone that barely know to introduce to someone else but for different culture it’s just a simple gesture, no harm about it.
Language Barriers
There is language that sound the same but has a different meaning behind it. The company must keep it simple and minimize the used idioms, jargon or a slang because it can lead into something else for certain people. Example: The person says the house party last night was “lit” but the other person that receiving it thought lit as in like the house were on fire while it’s a slang that used by teenagers to refer having a lot of