The Emotional Barrier The emotional barrier can surface in either sender or receiver. Most people use the encoding or transmitting of information from experiences they have had. Preserving our need f
The Emotional Barrier The emotional barrier can surface in either sender or receiver. Most people use the encoding or transmitting of information from experiences they have had. Preserving our need f
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The Emotional Barrier
The emotional barrier can surface in either sender or receiver. Most people use the encoding or transmitting of information from experiences they have had. Preserving our need for self-esteem is paramount. People with low self-esteem uses curtain type of words in communicating. Some examples of words when attempting to communicate are isn’t it, sort of, perhaps, and I really do not think this is a good idea. Other emotional barriers, which cause communication to break down, can range from simple depression to complex psychological problems (Community for Human Resource Management, 2019).