Eugenia Ekwesi

The Impact of Interference on Communication at Various Levels

Interference is anything that interrupts or causes obstruction, hindrance, or any phenomenon that makes communication impossible. Interference may not be destructive or deliberate sometimes, but at other times they cause distinct obstructions in communication. Hence, one must handle interference efficiently to have effective communication. Factors like human differences, cultural differences, social differences, and environmental differences

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The Relationship between Communication and Language

Communication is the exchange of messages through a commonly understood code. Code, as used here, encompasses verbal and non-verbal codes. It is possible to communicate only with non-verbal means, without a particular language. But effective communication can only occur when verbal and non-verbal means are utilized. A language understood by all the parties is used

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The Process of Communication

The process of communication includes the various activities involved in realizing effective communication. It is also called the elements of communication. These are the conception, source, message, encoding, channel, medium, receiver, feedback, and noise. (A) Conception Conception is the first stage of the communication process. It is the conceptual stage. At this stage, people form

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Forms of Human Communication

The forms of human Communication include Intra- Personal Communication, Interpersonal Communication, Group Communication, Organizational Communication, Public Communication, and Mass Communication. (A) Intra – Personal Communication Intra – Personal Communication is Communication within or with oneself. It makes use of all the sensory organs. This type of Communication takes the cognitive and perceptual process into cognizance

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