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BARRIERS TO
COMMUNICATION
2.1 Define personality traits
2.4 Measuring Personality
(communication/listening style inventories)
5.2 Sensation/Perception
6.5 Social Factors that Motivate Behaviors
COMMUNICATION EXERCISE #1
Diagram 1 (activity): One Way
Communication
What are the frustrations of the sender
and the receiver?
Barriers to Communication
NOT LISTENING!! - learn to show
interest without interrupting the speaker
Barriers to Communication
Not Listening
PREJUDGING – forming opinions
without knowing the facts
Barriers to Communication
Not Listening
Prejudging
USING INAPPROPRIATE CHANNELS
– one-on-one/personalized interaction
Barriers to Communication
Not Listening
Prejudging
Using Inappropriate Channels
SPECIALIZED LANGUAGE – know
your audience
Barriers to Communication
Not Listening
Prejudging
Using Inappropriate Channels
Specialized Language
Sending Mixed Messages – body and
oral language should agree
Barriers to Communication
Not Listening
Prejudging
Using Inappropriate Channels
Specialized Language
Sending Mixed Messages
NOT ACCEPTING THE MESSAGE – we
must hear what’s being said even if we
don’t agree
Body Language
In talking with each other, we see/hear
words, tone, body language: hands,
face, eyes, posture
Student Responses (emphasis)
We have control over these aspects to
make our communication better and can
keep us from being misunderstood
FIELD TRIP: TO THE BUS PORT!
COMMUNICATION
IS…
7% WORDS
38% TONE
55% BODY LANGUAGE
Appearance is a form of
Communication
Think about your favorite outfit. What do
you want to convey to other people when
you wear that outfit?
- to get attention?
- to stand out?
- to gain acclaim/status?
Emotions Convey Communication
- What do they tell us about how people
are feeling?
Pay attention to body language before
attempting to communicate <handout>
Measuring Personality (2.4)
Complete the communication and
listening style inventories
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