Barriers of Communication

Questions and Answers

Which of the following is an example of emotional barriers in communication?

Accent and Dialect

Fear of rejection (correct)

Loud sound of karaoke

Hierarchical Positions

Cultural barriers are primarily associated with differences in language.

False

What is a physiological barrier?

Limitations of the human mind, including memory, attention, and perception.

________ are barriers created by the organizational structure, policies, and procedures.

Organizational Structure Barriers Signup and view all the answers

Match the type of communication barrier with the correct example: 4pts

Linguistic Barriers = Differences in accent and dialect Emotional Barriers = Low self-esteem Physical Barriers = People talking too loud Cultural Barriers = Different beliefs and traditions Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following factors is NOT a perception barrier?

Fear of failure Signup and view all the answers

Stage fear is an example of a physical barrier.

False Signup and view all the answers

What is meant by attitude barriers?

Personal roadblocks that influence our perception and understanding of messages. Signup and view all the answers

________ barriers can include jargon and slang.

Linguistic Signup and view all the answers

Which barrier involves biases that influence how we perceive others?

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Study Notes

Barriers of Communication

Communication involves sharing information and understanding between individuals.
Various barriers can prevent effective communication, impacting the sharing of messages.

Linguistic Barriers

Arise from differences in language, including accents, dialects, jargon, and slang.
Misinterpretations can occur when specialized terminology is used that others may not understand.

Emotional Barriers

Mental blocks that hinder open expression of thoughts and feelings.
Factors include:
- Fear of rejection
- Low self-esteem
- Past traumas affecting present interactions

Physical Barriers

Natural or environmental conditions affecting communication.
Examples include:
- Loud talking or background noise (e.g., karaoke)
- Physical distance between speakers

Cultural Barriers

Encountered due to varying cultural values, beliefs, and traditions.
Differences can be seen in:
- Dress codes
- Communication styles and manners

Organizational Structure Barriers

Arise from policies, procedures, and hierarchy within organizations.
Examples include:
- Rigid rules and regulations
- Hierarchical communication channels
- Complex structures that impede effective message flow

Attitude Barriers

Personal biases that shape our perception and understanding of communication.
Contributing attitudes can be:
- Feelings of inferiority
- Seeking pity or validation

Perception Barriers

Internal biases affect how individuals perceive others and messages.
Influencing factors include:
- Personal values and beliefs
- Knowledge and communication skills
- Cultural background and expectations
- Prejudices or biases

Physiological Barriers

Related to human limitations in memory, attention, and perception.
Examples include:
- Stage fright impacting performance
- Depression affecting clarity and engagement
- Speech disorders complicating verbal communication

Description

Explore the various barriers that affect communication, including linguistic and emotional obstacles. This quiz will help you identify different types of barriers and understand how they impact interactions and relationships. Enhance your ability to communicate effectively by recognizing these challenges.