What illustrates the effects of the static viewpoint on communication?

Answer 1

STATIC VIEWPOINT HAS NEGATIVE AS WELL AS POSITIVE EFFECTS ON COMMUNICATION, THE FORMAL DELEGATION PROCESS MAY HAVE -VE AS WELL AS +VE EFFECTS ON THE SUBJECT THAT IS DELEGATED, IN FORMAL DELEGATION PROCESS THERE IS NO ROOM FOR LENIENCY IN THE SUBJECT MATTER, NO DEAL TO BE COMPROMISED BUT THE PERFORMER IN NOT AT EASE UNLIKE THE OTHER WAY ROUND, WHERE THE PFRFPORMER IS AT EASE, HERE THE QUALITY LEVEL OF THE TASK MAY GO DOWN BY AN NEGLIGIBLE AMOUNT OF %, WHERE AS IF A LITTLE INFORMAL DELEGATION PROCEESS IS APPLIED THEN THE PERFORMER IS AT EASE AND HAD SCOPE OF VARIOUS PLATEFORMS AS ALTERNATIVES, HERE THE PERFORMER IS AT EASE AND IN THE PROCESS THE % OF QUALITY DEFICIENT IS MUCH LESSER THAN THAT AMOUNT OF SATISFACTION HE DERIVES BY DOING IT. SO ULTIMATELY THE % GAIN OF THE ORGANIZATION GROW IN GEOMETRIC PROGRESSION,aprox 80% MORE THEN THE DEFICIENT IN QUALITY COMPROMISE, HENCE THE ORGANIZATION STANDS TO GAIN, ALL HAPPENS IN INFOMAL DELEGATION PROCEESS RATHER THAN THE FORMAL ONE,

Answer 2

The static viewpoint in communication can limit understanding by preventing individuals from seeing different perspectives or adapting to new information. It can lead to misunderstandings, lack of empathy, and hinder effective collaboration by maintaining rigid beliefs or assumptions. Flexibility and openness to alternative viewpoints are important for successful communication in diverse settings.