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    w3 Verbal and Non Verbal

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    1. Communication breakdown can occur due to various verbal and non-verbal barriers between parties. These include issues with people's abilities, cultural differences, opinions, the topic of discussion, and the communicative situation. 2. Both verbal and non-verbal communication have potential barriers. Verbal barriers include language choice that could lead to different interpretations. Non-verbal barriers include differing interpretations of gestures, facial expressions, uses of colors, space, time, touch, paralanguage, and body language between parties. 3. Understanding these potential barriers is important to avoid communication breakdown and ensure the intended message is conveyed.

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    1. Communication breakdown can occur due to various verbal and non-verbal barriers between parties. These include issues with people's abilities, cultural differences, opinions, the topic of discussion, and the communicative situation. 2. Both verbal and non-verbal communication have potential barriers. Verbal barriers include language choice that could lead to different interpretations. Non-verbal barriers include differing interpretations of gestures, facial expressions, uses of colors, space, time, touch, paralanguage, and body language between parties. 3. Understanding these potential barriers is important to avoid communication breakdown and ensure the intended message is conveyed.

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    1. Communication breakdown can occur due to various verbal and non-verbal barriers between parties. These include issues with people's abilities, cultural differences, opinions, the topic of discussion, and the communicative situation. 2. Both verbal and non-verbal communication have potential barriers. Verbal barriers include language choice that could lead to different interpretations. Non-verbal barriers include differing interpretations of gestures, facial expressions, uses of colors, space, time, touch, paralanguage, and body language between parties. 3. Understanding these potential barriers is important to avoid communication breakdown and ensure the intended message is conveyed.

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    w3 Verbal and Non Verbal

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    1. Communication breakdown can occur due to various verbal and non-verbal barriers between parties. These include issues with people's abilities, cultural differences, opinions, the topic of discussion, and the communicative situation. 2. Both verbal and non-verbal communication have potential barriers. Verbal barriers include language choice that could lead to different interpretations. Non-verbal barriers include differing interpretations of gestures, facial expressions, uses of colors, space, time, touch, paralanguage, and body language between parties. 3. Understanding these potential barriers is important to avoid communication breakdown and ensure the intended message is conveyed.

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    Various Strategies

    in Order to Avoid
    Communication
    Breakdown
    Communication
    breakdown is failure in
    communication due to
    various barriers.
    Verbal Communication
    is the use of words in
    sharing information
    with other people -
    spoken and written.
    Verbal Communication Barriers

    1. People
    • Poor hearing or eyesight
    • Speaking and writing skills
    Verbal Communication Barriers
    2. Cultural Mores
    • values, customs, and behaviors
    that are accepted by a
    particular group
    • gender and sexuality, business
    practices, and religious beliefs.
    Verbal Communication Barriers

    3. Opinions and beliefs


    Verbal Communication Barriers

    4. Topic
    • vagueness, complexity,
    emotional pull, or hidden
    agenda.
    Verbal Communication Barriers

    5. Communicative Situation
    • There may be “noise” in the
    physical setting and in the
    participants themselves.
    Verbal Communication Barriers

    6. Language Choice
    • Some words used by the
    speaker may mean different
    things to others.
    Non-Verbal
    Communication

    Transmitting messages
    without using words.
    Non-Verbal Communication
    Barriers
    1. Language of gestures.
    The following are other examples
    of gesture:
    • a. Emblems – clenched fist
    upraised
    Non-Verbal Communication
    Barriers
    • b. Emphasizing – “YES” clenched
    both fists in front of breast
    • c. Illustrating – “this large” (open
    hands set apart)
    • d. Regulating – “shh” forefinger in
    front of lips
    N-VC Barriers

    2. Facial Expression.
    N-VC Barriers
    2. Facial Expression.
    N-VC Barriers

    3. Language of colors
    N-VC Barriers
    3. Language of colors
    N-VC Barriers

    4. Language of flowers
    N-VC Barriers

    4. Language of flowers
    N-VC Barriers

    4. Language of flowers
    N-VC Barriers

    4. Language of flowers
    N-VC Barriers
    5. Language of space (proxemics)
    • a form of nonverbal
    communication in which messages
    are conveyed from one person to
    another by the changing space
    that separates them during a
    conversation
    N-VC Barriers
    5. Language of space (proxemics)
    • Distance can express the
    degree of intimacy and
    individual acceptance.
    N-VC Barriers

    6. Language of time (chronemics)


    • refers to the study of how
    time affects communication.
    N-VC Barriers
    7. Language of touch (Haptics)
    • a branch of nonverbal
    communication that refers to
    the ways in which people
    communicate and interact via
    the sense of touch.
    N-VC Barriers

    6. Language of touch (Haptics)


    • use of time in communication.
    N-VC Barriers
    8. Paralanguage
    • refers to the “how” of saying
    something other than what is
    said.
    • Tones, voices, and rhythm.
    N-VC Barriers
    9. Posture and Body Orientation

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