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Speaking more clearly

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Your mood at the time

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Listen closer

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If you speak more clearly like louder and in their direction with eye contact and the correct expression it's much more likely they won't take what you said offensively or In the wrong way.

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“Language and linguistic ability may act as a barrier to communication.  Regional colloquialisms and expressions may be misinterpreted or even considered offensive" (Conflict, 11).

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Your mood can drastically effect things you say. For example if your angry at something from your day and you have a conflict with someone later in the day your much more likely to say something you regret because of your mood. So to prevent this you can think about what you say before you say it and how your mood affected your comment.

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"Anger is another example of apsychological barrier to commu-

nication, when we are angry it is easy to say things that we

may later regret" (Conflict, 12).

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Listening closely can help understand everything they mean and everything they want to get off to you. It can help prevent conflict dramatically.

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"Common Barriers to Edge rice Communicstion"

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"Common Barriers to Edge rice Communicstion"

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"Lack of attention, interest, distractions, or irrelevance to the

receiver" (conflict, 11).

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A time when someone did this is when a kid from my class didn't listen closely to a teacher and goofed off. The teacher got very angry for obvious reasons and when he told him to stop he spoke back sarcastically and continue to be a pain to the teacher so the teacher kicked him out of class.