Technological and Psychological Barriers in Communication
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Which of these are considered technological barriers to communication? (Select all that apply)

  • Closed Mindedness
  • Internet issues (correct)
  • Lack of technical skills for handling the device/machine (correct)
  • Faulty machines (correct)
  • Incompatibility of device (correct)
  • A faulty microphone that stops working during a speech is an example of a technological barrier.

    True

    What is the main reason for the communication failure in the case study involving Ramesh and Rakesh?

    A poor mobile network connection.

    A speaker using jargon that the audience doesn't understand is an example of a linguistic barrier.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following are considered psychological barriers to communication? (Select all that apply)

    <p>Prejudice</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main psychological barrier identified in the case study of Ramesh and Umesh?

    <p>Jealousy.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A teacher using a bilingual method to teach mathematics can be considered a linguistic barrier if some students don't understand the second language.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main linguistic barrier identified in the case study of Ramesh and Umesh?

    <p>Grammatical mistakes.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Technological Barriers

    • Technological barriers hinder communication due to problems with machinery or instruments used for transmission.
    • Faulty machines, device problems, network issues, internet problems, and a lack of technical skills can all impede communication.
    • Incompatibility between devices can also cause communication failure.
    • Example: A speaker's microphone suddenly stopped working, preventing communication.

    Case Study Example 1

    • Ramesh wanted to invite his friend Rakesh to a birthday party.
    • Ramesh attempted to call Rakesh but poor mobile network prevented the call.
    • The barrier was a technological issue—network problems.
    • Communication failed.
    • Remedy: Inspect machines/devices thoroughly before use.

    Psychological Barriers

    • Psychological barriers stem from lack of interest from the recipient.
    • Parameters that create these barriers include perception, prejudice, closed-mindedness, emotions, viewpoint, inferiority/superiority complexes, ego, and generational gaps.
    • Example: Students talking in class distracted from the teacher's lesson, causing disruptions to the learning process.

    Case Study Example 2

    • Ramesh and Umesh, best friends, worked together.
    • Ramesh received a promotion and planned a party for colleagues.
    • An invitation was sent to Umesh via email, but he did not attend the party.
    • Umesh was unhappy due to Ramesh's promotion.
    • Jealousy and lack of appreciation for Ramesh's success acted as the barrier causing communication failure.
    • Remedy: Umesh should positively appreciate Ramesh's promotion.

    Linguistic/Language Barriers

    • Language is a key medium for communication.
    • Language barriers stem from aspects of language that make understanding difficult.
    • This can include problems in pronunciation, poor handwriting, spelling errors, grammar mistakes, excessive use of technical jargon, and dialect variations.
    • Example: A teacher using bilingual instruction made it difficult for Marathi-medium students to understand parts of their maths class.
    • Differences in educational background, literacy levels, and the country/region of language users can also create communication issues.

    Case Study Example 3

    • Ramesh sent an email to Umesh about visiting his home.
    • Umesh had difficulty understanding the email due to grammatical errors.
    • Umesh requested phone conversation to better communicate.
    • This was a linguistic barrier, specifically grammatical errors.
    • Remedy: Improve written communication skills by avoiding grammatical mistakes.

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    This quiz explores the various technological and psychological barriers that can hinder effective communication. It examines examples of how network issues and psychological factors such as perception and prejudice can affect interactions. Understanding these barriers is crucial for improving communication strategies.

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