Title: "The Misunderstanding "Panel 1:Setting: A busy international office
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- Slide: 1
- Priya, an employee from India, gesturing enthusiastically while discussing project ideas.
- Kenji, an employee from Japan, sitting quietly and nodding politely.
- Anna, an employee from the United States, smiling and making casual conversation
- Slide: 2
- Communication breakdown results when the intended message of the speaker isn't understood exactly by the receiver.
- Slide: 3
- (smiling) "Great job, Kenji! I think we’re almost done. Can we meet tomorrow to finalize?"
- (slightly bowing) "Yes, I will try."
- Slide: 4
- The one who just announced will be an example of barrier to communication if he didn't excuse.
- Slide: 5
- What is physical barriers?
- Physical barriers are the natural and environmental condition that act as barrier in communication. Examples are car horns, people talking too loud, and so on.
- Very good!
- Slide: 6
- The other barriers are Psychological barriers or mental barrier. On the other hand, cultural barriers is the people's culture affect the way they communicate, while the linguistic barriers pertain conflicts with regards to languange and word meanings.
- Do you have any idea about communication barriers?
- Verderber(1991) gives a similar idea of barrier when he classifies noise into three kinds: External, Internal, and Semantic Noise.
- Thank you so much, Sir! I've learned a lot today.
- Slide: 0
- Communication breakdown may occur when problems in any of the elements involved arise.
- Smiling
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