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Lecture 1 BTCC & BTCTG & BTCWM
Lecture 1 BTCC & BTCTG & BTCWM
CODE: CCT04102
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VANI TOSHA
ASSISTANT LECTURER
THE COLLEGE OF AFRICAN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
MEANING
Psychological barrier
This involves people’s state of mind. When we are happy, we tend to be more
receptive to information but if someone has a personal problem like worries about
his/her health or marriage then it’ll affect concentration in communication process.
Differences in perception
Based on how one views the world, the mind absorbs experiences in a unique and
personal way. Because your perceptions are unique, the ideas you want to express
differ from other people. even when two people have experienced the same event,
their mental images may not be identical.
BARRIERS CONT..
Language barrier
The language that we use to describe what we want to say in our terms may
be a barrier to others who are not familiar with it. Communicating in such a
language is a way of excluding others.
Gender barrier
gender may also act as a barrier in communication. For example in most of
African society women tend to shy off speaking before men. Example
Masai, Sukuma and Chagga tribe.
CONSEQUENCES OF POOR
COMMUNICATION