WEEK 4 TYPES OF COMMUNICATION BARRIERS Flashcards
TYPES OF COMMUNICATION
-Intrapersonal Communication
-Interpersonal Communication
-Mass Communication
is the type of communication one uses to talk to or communicate with oneself.
“self talk”
Intrapersonal communication
t involves both verbal and non-verbal communication channels.
Interpersonal communication
Examples of Intrapersonal communication
- Preparing ourselves before facing an audience
- Speaking loudly to remind ourselves of something, repeat what we just heard
or console ourselves - Daydreaming
- Making body movements while thinking
- Deciding on something
- Understanding communication between body parts
- Making sense of non-verbal communication or written communication
- Critiquing a speaker or a work of art
- Writing our thoughts
is the type of communication with another person or group.
Interpersonal communication
Forms of interpersonal:
Dyadic (two)
Small Group (three or more)
Public (speech in public setting)
This type of communication establishes how personal to impersonal how our relationship is with the receiver/s.
Interpersonal communication
3 or more individuals connected with mutual objectives, purpose or identity are communicating with mutual objective/purpose to ATTAIN GOAL ACCOMPLISHMENT
Small group communication
Small groups examples
- Immediate family
- Immediate relatives
- Schoolmates (g1-6)
purpose of speech delivery in public
to entertain
to inform
to persuade
Type of communication that occurs when a person delivers a speech in public setting
Public communication
is called the “one is to many” type of communication that uses media to communicate to a mass audience.
Mass communication
He prepares the speech according to the topic given to him or the topic he chooses to share
Public communication
Types of Mass communication
Old Media
New Media
BARRIERS TO EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION
-The use of jargon
-Emotional factors
-Entertaining distractions
-Differences in perspectives
-Physical disabilities such as hearing problems or speech difficulties
This can only be to your advantage if you use them for the proper audience.
Jargon or unfamiliar words
include not being comfortable with topics like politics,
religion, sexuality, sex, or disabilities.
Emotional factors
you must learn to sift life happenings to decipher
distractions.
good communicator
As unique individuals, we have different perspectives, but these differences
should not be the reason you cannot send or receive messages effectively.
Differences in perspectives
Expectations and prejudices
learn to control your prejudices because
they may lead to wrong assumptions or stereotyping.
Each culture is unique, but there are ways to bridge the differences so that you
can understand each other. Be sensitive and observe the hints given by your
receiver.
Cultural differences
Physical Barriers to Non-Verbal Communication
-Language differences
-Expectations and prejudices
-Cultural differences
Physical disabilities such as hearing problems or speech difficulties
For people with disabilities, it will take a lot of determination to overcome
this barrier. The first thing that they should learn is acceptance of their current
situation. Then and only then would they be able to discover ways to be effective
even if they have disabilities.
Before sending a message, make sure you speak the same language as your
receiver to ensure understanding. Besides the difference in language, unfamiliar
accents could also pose difficulties in understanding the message.
Language differences
