Barriers of Communication

1. Physiological:

2. Psychological:

Emotional disturbances, neurosis, level of intelligence, comprehension or language difficulties

3. Environmental:

4. Cultural:

Illiteracy, customs, beliefs, religion, attitudes, economic and social class differences, language variations, cultural differences between foreigners and nationals, between urban education and rural population
These barriers should be identified and removed
Otherwise, the HE will not achieve the desirable behavior change

Reference:
Park’s Textbook of Preventive and Social Medicine, 23rd ed

Channels of communication: Channels of Communication
Barriers of communication: Barriers of Communication
Types of communication: Types of Communication
Methods of communication: Methods of communication
Methods of communication -Individual level approach: Individual Level Approach (methods of communication)
Methods of communication- lecture (chalk and talk): Methods of communication: Chalk and Talk (Lecture)
Methods of communication- demonstration: Demonstrations
Group Discussion: Group Discussion
Panel Discussion: Panel Discussion
Delphi method: Delphi Method
Work shop: Workshop
Role-play: Role Playing (Socio – Drama)
Conference: Conferences and Seminars
Methods of Communication - Mass Approach: Methods of Communication - Mass Approach