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    Other Barriers To Communication

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    The document provides solutions to common communication issues and barriers: - Recognize emotions and ask for a pause in discussion if feeling frustrated - Simplify technical language for lay audiences by using everyday terms - Build confidence through community involvement to overcome shyness in sharing - Adjust for noise barriers, such as lowering volume or finding a quieter space

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    Other Barriers To Communication

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    The document provides solutions to common communication issues and barriers: - Recognize emotions and ask for a pause in discussion if feeling frustrated - Simplify technical language for lay audiences by using everyday terms - Build confidence through community involvement to overcome shyness in sharing - Adjust for noise barriers, such as lowering volume or finding a quieter space

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    The document provides solutions to common communication issues and barriers: - Recognize emotions and ask for a pause in discussion if feeling frustrated - Simplify technical language for lay audiences by using everyday terms - Build confidence through community involvement to overcome shyness in sharing - Adjust for noise barriers, such as lowering volume or finding a quieter space

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    Other Barriers To Communication

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    Marlette Cawilan
    The document provides solutions to common communication issues and barriers: - Recognize emotions and ask for a pause in discussion if feeling frustrated - Simplify technical language for lay audiences by using everyday terms - Build confidence through community involvement to overcome shyness in sharing - Adjust for noise barriers, such as lowering volume or finding a quieter space

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    Example:

    ◦ You are having a bad day or you feel


    frustrated.

    Solution:
    ◦ Recognize these kinds of emotions,
    and politely ask the other person to
    give you a moment so you can relax
    or calm yourself.
    Example:
    You are a scientist discussing
    a certain weather phenomenon
    with your neighbor who does
    not know much about the
    topic.
    Solution:
     Jargon refers to the set of
    specialized vocabulary in a
    certain field. To avoid
    communication breakdown
    due to lack of clarity, adjust
    your language; use layman’s
    terms or simple words.
    Example:
    You are asked to share
    something about your day or
    weekend, but you are hesitant
    because you are shy.
     Solution:
    ◦Develop self-confidence by
    joining organizations where
    you can share and develop
    your interests. Look for
    opportunities in your school
    or community that will help
    you find your strengths and
    improve your abilities.
     Youare having a
    conversation with some
    friends when a song was
    played loudly.
    Solution:
    Recognize that noise is a
    common barrier. Make
    some adjustments by asking
    someone to minimize the
    volume or by looking for a
    quiet area where you can
    resume the conversation.
     Completeness – includes everything
    that the receiver needs to hear
     Conciseness- direct or straight to the
    point.
     Consideration – consider relevant
    information about the receiver.
     Concreteness – supported by facts,
    figures, and real-life examples and
    situations
     Courtesy – respecting the culture,
    values and beliefs of the receiver
     Clearness – use of simple and
    specific words to express ideas.
     Correctness – correctness in
    grammar eliminates negative
    impact on the audience and
    increase the credibility and
    effectiveness of the message.
    Appropriateness
    Brevity
    Clarity
    Ethics
    Vividness
    1. It enhances and emphasizes the message of
    your speech, thus making it more
    meaningful, truthful, and relevant.
    2. It can communicate feelings, attitudes, and
    perceptions without you saying a word.
    3. It can sustain the attention of listeners and
    keep them engaged in the speech.
    4. It gives the audience a preview to the type
    of speaker you are.
    5. It makes you appear more dynamic and
    animated in your delivery.
    6. It serves as a channel to release
    tension and nervousness.
    7. It helps make your speech more
    dramatic.
    8. It can build a connection with
    listeners.
    9. It makes you a credible speaker.
    10. It helps you vary your speaking
    style and avoid a monotonous
    delivery.
     Inyour group, perform a
    five-minute presentation of
    your favorite scene from an
    English movie or TV series.
    The chosen scene should
    show how one or more
    barriers to communication
    lead to miscommunication.

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