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Communication Barriers Effective Types
Communication Barriers Effective Types
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What is your
greatest fear when
communicating?
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environmental interference
emotional and mental state that
"mechanical noise" caused by
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hamper communication
technological tools
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COMPLETENESS
includes everything the recipient needs to know
CONCISENESS
being straight to the point
CORRECTNESS
less misuse and error in using the language
POWE
CONCRETENESS
well supported and relatable ideas
CLARITY
luse of simple and specific words; "CLEAR" R OF C
CONSIDERATION
message is centered on the recepient
COURTESY
building a positive atmosphere
CULTURAL SENSITIVITY
empowered sensibility in cultural differences
POWE
CREATIVITY
skill to create interesting ideas, word choice, etc
CAPTIVATING
eliciting good responses and attention R OF C
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VE RB A L • gestures (hand and body movements)
C OM MU N ICAT IO N • eye contact
• repetition
NO N - V E R B A L
• rephrasing
C OM M UN IC AT IO N
• choice of words or appropriateness
• clarity
• ethics
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