- What are the key stages in the communication cycle?
The key stages in the communication cycle. You will see here that the communication cycle involves to phases or stages. There are also at least two major parties involved in the communication cycle:
- The sender of the message.
- The recipient of the message.
- The first phase of the communication cycle starts with a sender who conceives a message to communicate.
- Then he/she encodes the message into a suitable form. This form could be written, oral, visual or a combination of these.
- Lastly, the sender selects the appropriate channel/method by which the message will be sent to the reader/recipient. The message is then sent.
- The second phase of the communication cycle starts with the recipient decoding the message that he/she has received. By decoding we mean absorbing the message, for example, if the message was encoded in written form then the recipient decodes the message by reading it; again, if the message was encoded in oral form then the recipient decodes the message by listening to it; again, if the message was encoded in visual form then the recipient decodes the message by seeing it.
- Then he/she interprets the message or makes out some sense of the message.
- Lastly the recipient gives feedback to the sender regarding the message.
- সোয়াপ (SWAP) কাকে বলে? , সোয়াপ (SWAP) কতো প্রকার বিস্তারিত আলোচনা করো
- ব্যবসায়িক ঝুকি বলতে কি বুঝায় উদাহরণ সহ আলোচনা করো
- বিনিয়োগ ব্যাংকের ট্রেডিং ব্যবস্থা আলোচনা করো
- মাইগ্রেন ব্যথার কারণ, মাইগ্রেন ব্যথার উপসর্গ,মাইগ্রেন ব্যথার প্রতিকার ,মাইগ্রেন ব্যথার প্রতিরোধ – বিস্তারিত গাইড
- মাথাব্যথার কারণ ও প্রতিকার: একটি সম্পূর্ণ গাইড
- What are the barriers to communication?
By barriers to communication we mean the obstacles or problems in the way to effective communication. Among the barriers to communication are:
- Non-verbal signals or body language by the sender or recipient of the message
- Language, which may be ambiguous or too specialized
- Distorted listening by the recipient of the message
- Pre-judgments held by the sender or recipient of the message
- Nature of relationship between the sender and recipient of the message
- Messages that involve emotion either on the part of the sender or recipient
- Lack of suitable systems to get the message across
What do you mean by a barrier to communication? List all the important Barriers to effective communication?
Answer: Any parameter that limits the purpose or channel of communication between the transmitter and the receiver is a barrier to communication. A communication barrier may limit or reduce the ease at which we communicate and hence the name barrier. Although the barriers to effective communication may be different for different situations, the following are some of the main barriers:
- Linguistic Barriers
- Psychological Barriers
- Emotional Barriers
- Physical Barriers
- Cultural Barriers
- Organisational Structure Barriers
- Attitude Barriers
- Perception Barriers
- Physiological Barriers
- Technological barriers
- Socio-religious barriers
This concludes our discussion on the topic – barriers of communication.
