Barrier 1.

Physical barriers to non-verbal

communication.

2. Language differences and the difficulty

in understanding unfamiliar accents.

3. Emotional barriers and taboos.

Definition 1. Communication is a fundamental intuition
of every single living thing.
2. At its easiest, correspondence is any
trade of data between two substances.
3. method for sending or getting data, for
example, telephone lines or PCs.
Process 1. sender
2.encoding
3.message
4.channel
5.receiver
Elements 1. source
3.message
4.channel
5.receiver
6.feedback
7.environment
8.context
9.interference
Models 1. The Transactional model of
correspondence alludes to the ceaseless
trade of data where both the sender and
collector are engaged with the cycle and
alternate to impart messages. ... Here both
the senders and collectors of messages
should be dynamic simultaneously to keep
the correspondence open

2. The Shannon and Weaver model is a

straight model of correspondence that
gives a structure to examining how
messages are sent and gotten. It is most
popular for its capacity to clarify how
messages can be stirred up and
misconstrued in the process among sending
 and getting the message.
Features 1.Clear
2.Concise
3.Concrete
4.Correct
5.Coherent
6.Complete
7.Courteous.