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Challenges in Verbal Communication

Verbal communication allows people to communicate through spoken or written words. While it provides benefits like being personal, making an immediate impact, and allowing for feedback, there are also several challenges. These include using complex jargon, emotional barriers, lack of attention, differences in perception, physical disabilities that impact speech or hearing, language differences, expectations and prejudices, and cultural differences in communication norms. Overcoming these challenges requires awareness of possible misunderstandings.

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Challenges in Verbal Communication

Verbal communication allows people to communicate through spoken or written words. While it provides benefits like being personal, making an immediate impact, and allowing for feedback, there are also several challenges. These include using complex jargon, emotional barriers, lack of attention, differences in perception, physical disabilities that impact speech or hearing, language differences, expectations and prejudices, and cultural differences in communication norms. Overcoming these challenges requires awareness of possible misunderstandings.

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Challenges in Verbal
Communication

BIPLAV KUMAR
Amity Business School
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Verbal Communication
Verbal is the Latin adjective of Word.
Verbal communication means communicating with words, whether
written or spoken.
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Advantages of Verbal Communication


More personal and informal.
Makes immediate impact.
Provides opportunity for interaction and feedback.
Helps us correct our messages according to the feedback.
It is very fast and non-expensive.
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1. Use of Jargon
Jargon are special words or expressions used by a profession or group that
are difficult for others to understand.
Over-complicated, unfamiliar and/or technical terms.
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2. Emotional Barriers and Taboos


Some people may find it difficult to express their emotions and some topics
may be completely 'off-limits' or taboo.
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3. Lack of Attention
Lack of Interest, Distractions, or Irrelevance to The Receiver
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4. Differences in Perception
People perceive the world uniquely.
Difference in viewpoint leading to misunderstandings.
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5. Physical Disabilities
Deafness or Hearing Problems
Blindness or impaired vision
Aphasia or speech difficulties
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6. Language Differences
Language and linguistic ability may act as a barrier to communication.
Regional colloquialisms and expressions may be misinterpreted or even
considered offensive.
Difficulty in understanding unfamiliar accents.
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7. Expectations and Prejudices


Expectations and prejudices may lead to false assumptions or stereotyping.
People often hear what they expect to hear rather than what is actually said
and jump to incorrect conclusions.
Prejudice prevents a person from having an open mind an listening to new
information.
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8. Cultural Differences
The norms of social interaction vary greatly in different cultures, as do the
way in which emotions are expressed.
Cultural diversity makes communication difficult as the mindset of people of
different cultures are different, the language, signs and symbols are also
different.
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