Presentation on communication noise
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The document explores the concept of communication and the barriers that can impede it, identifying various types of noise such as psychological, physiological, physical, and semantic. It further elaborates on environmental, cultural, organizational, and syntactical noise, highlighting how these factors can disrupt effective exchange of information. Understanding and addressing these barriers is essential for enhancing communication.
Presentation on communication noise
- 1. NOISE INHERENT IN COMMUNICATION Mohit Negi (38) Gaurav Goyal (34) Sparsh Bhalla (42)
- 2. WHAT IS COMMUNICATION? Communication is simply the act of transferring information from one place to another.
- 4. Barrier To Communication • Noise • Lack of Interest • Language • Distance • Information Overload • Emotions
- 6. WHAT IS COMMUNICATION NOISE?
- 7. TYPES OF NOISE • Psychological noise • Physiological noise • Physical noise • Semantic noise
- 9. PHYSIOLOGICAL NOISE Less interested or Feeling tired
- 12. SPARSH BHALLA
- 13. COMMUNICATIVE INTERFERENCE • Environmental Noise • Cultural Noise • Organizational Noise • Syntactical Noise
- 14. Environmental Noise • Environmental noise is noise that physically disrupts communication. • For example: Loud speakers at a party or the sounds from a construction site next to a classroom.
- 15. Cultural Noise • Making stereotypical assumptions, such as unwittingly offending a non-Christian person by wishing them a "Merry Christmas," can also detract from communication. • Because of this, it is important that each side of a conversation understands the culture of the other party.
- 16. Organizational Noise • Poorly structured messages can also be a barrier. • For example, a receiver who is given unclear, badly worded directions may be unable to figure out how to reach their destination.
- 17. Syntactical Noise • Communication can be disrupted by mistakes in grammar, such as an abrupt change in verb tense during a sentence.