What are the internal barriers of communication?

Answer 1

Definitely the best question of the day. For "the fear of the emotion of anger" - one of the most powerful emotions - is the greatest barrier to communication. Let me lay out the problem: Let me first say that we all like to be liked and accepted. And, when we express anger, in most instances, we get rejected. That sets up a cycle of not wanting to express anger, for we don't like the idea of being rejected. Here we have the dilemma: on the one hand we want to be liked, but on the other hand if we can not express our anger, we eventually will hate. So either avenue will have negative results. The solution that I have proposed for many years, is to come to an agreement with your partner and allow him/her a specified amount of time - e.g. two minutes - to express their feelings - e.g. anger - without interruption, followed by the same limits granted to the partner. Of course, there are other barriers. But this space does not allow a greater exposition. But you are free to browse the references on my Bio Page and visit my website.

Answer 2

Face to face: Language barrier. Not reading non-verbal signals. Telephone: Language barrier. Line quality. Written: Language barrier. Spelling and grammar. Quality of written text eg handwriting. Data comms: Line quality. Incompatibility of electronic communications equipment. Line speed.

Answer 3

There are many factors that can be barriers to effective communication. One of them can be emotions. It can be difficult to communicate effectively if they are overcome with emotions such as anger, sadness, or panic. Another barrier may be access. People cannot communicate if they do not have access to one another. Access could be a telephone, an email address, or an opportunity to speak.

Answer 4

Background noise, inability to speak the same language, accents or dialects, prejudices and hostilities. Or the ability of the communicating parties to understand the topic of conversation. These are just a few.

Differences in culture, language, and gender can be barriers to communication,
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The following are barriers of communication:

1. Language difference
2. Information overload
3. Inattention
4. Time pressure
5. Distraction / noise
6. Emotions
7. Complexity in organizational structure
8. Poor retention, inability to remember the information

Answer 5

Aiming to achieve effective communication is one thing - actually doing it is another. There are several barriers to communication, including:

Barrier

Explanation

Language

The communication message might not use vocabulary that is understood by the receiver - e.g. too much use of technical or financial jargon

Noise

Various things stop a message from getting through or being heard - e.g. poor connection, background noise, distractions, too many people speaking

Overload

Too much information can cause problems e.g. slow down decision making

Emotion

The relationship between the sender and receiver of communication might adversely affect the message - which could be ignored or misinterpreted

Gaps

Too many intermediaries (e.g. too many layers in hierarchy through which message has to be passed) might prevent or distort the message

Inconsistency

If people receive conflicting or inconsistent messages, then they may ignore or block them

Answer 6

Inability to express in action or words ones emotions & thoughts.

Answer 7

1. psycho-cognitive communicative barriers.

2.pathological ,congenital- physical speech dyfunction barriers.

3.sociological barriers.

Answer 8

barrier of oral communication