ORALCOMM - Communication Barriers and Ways to Overcome It (7cs) Flashcards

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He explained seven (7) ways to overcome barriers to communication.

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Mark Williams (March 2011)

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According to Mark Williams (March 2011) there are seven (7) ways to overcome barriers to communication, these are:

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  1. Understand others see things differently to you.
  2. Get feedback from the receiver.
  3. As often as possible, speak face-to-face.
  4. Use language that fits the audience.
  5. Use the right communication channel.
  6. Have integrity and honesty in your communications.
  7. Make it easy for others to listen to you.
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7CS are made by

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Broom, Cutlip and Center (2012)

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What are the 7Cs?

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  1. Completeness
  2. Conciseness
  3. Consideration
  4. Concreteness
  5. Courtesy
  6. Clearness
  7. Correctness
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The speaker should include everything that the receiver needs to hear, respond, react, or evaluate properly. S/he should be able to convey all pertinent details so listener or audience will be able to grasp the intended message.

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Completeness

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The speaker should give high regard and courtesy to audience’s background information such as his/her culture, education, religion, status, mood, feelings, and needs.

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Consideration

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The message should be direct or straight to the point and should be expressed in the least possible number of words.

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Conciseness

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Irrelevant information should not be included.

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Conciseness

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Effective communication is backed up by facts, figures, and real-life examples or situations.

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Concreteness

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The speaker can show respect to his/her receivers through understanding their culture, values, and beliefs.

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Courtesy

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The speaker can show respect to the listeners by demonstrating an understanding of their beliefs, values, and culture.

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Courtesy

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Courtesy

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13
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Use of simple and specific words to express ideas.

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Clearness

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Avoiding mistakes in grammar helps to boost the credibility and effectiveness of the message.

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Correctness

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Should eliminates negative impact on the audience.

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Correctness

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16
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They are the ones who break down and destroy a conversation.

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Communication Breakdowns or Communication Barriers

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A same event may be taken differently by different individuals.

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Perceptual Difference

18
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Same word may mean different to different individuals.

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Language Differences

19
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The information is likely to be misinterpreted or forgotten or overlooked.

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Information Overload

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At times we just not listen, but only hear. For example a traveler may pay attention to one ―NO PARKING sign, but if such sign is put all over the city, he no longer listens to it. Thus, repetitive messages should be ignored for effective communication.

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Inattention

21
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In a haste to meet deadlines, the formal channels of communication are shortened.

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Time Pressure

22
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Similarly use of loud speakers interferes with communication.

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Distraction/Noise

23
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If the receiver feels that communicator is angry, he interprets that the information being sent is very bad.

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Emotions

24
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Greater the hierarchy in an organization (i.e. more the number of managerial levels), more is the chances of communication getting destroyed.

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Complexity in Organizational Structure

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One cannot always retain what is being told specially if he is not interested or not attentive.

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Poor retention

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What are the Types of Barrier?

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Physical Barrier
Cultural Barrier
Language Barrier
Emotional Barrier
Gender Barrier
Organizational Barrier
Perceptual Barrier

27
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Natural or Environmental condition that acts as a barrier in communication.

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Physical Barrier

28
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People talking too load is a kind of ______________

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Physical Barrier

29
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Refers to social and personal issues of a speaker towards communicating with others

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Psychological Barrier

30
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Shyness and lack of confidence are kinds of ____________.

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Psychological Barrier

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The people have different opinions.

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Perceptual Barrier

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The emotional state that influence your capacity to communicate effectively with others.

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Emotional Barrier

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It is a problem encountered by people regarding their intrinsic values, beliefs, and traditions in conflict with others.

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Cultural Barriers

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Inability to converse in a language that is known by both the sender and receiver.

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Language Barrier

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It refers to the sight, sound and other stimuli that draws people’s attention away from the intended meaning.

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External Noises

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This idea means that a word may have another meaning in the minds of others.

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Semantic Noises

37
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It refers to the thoughts and feelings that interfere with meaning.

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Internal Noises

38
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This barrier arises because men and women have different ways of thinking and communication.

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Gender Barrier

39
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It affects the capability of the employees as far as the communication is concerned.

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Organizational Barrier