Factors Affecting each Element in the Communication Process-RECEIVER by KATE ASHLEY P. REVILLES https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d en-us 2023-02-20 12:34:12 UTC 2023-02-20 22:41:13 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4f2.png NOT INTERESTED jlbillion https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488462961 Not having interest is also one of the reason/factor that will make the communication fail. Interest is very important in having a conversation because without it, the receiver most likely will not pay any attention to what the sender is saying.

Example:
A teacher having a lesson regarding Science but some of the student only loves to listen and study MATH.

-EJ PALER 
-JELON II L. BILLION]]> 2023-02-20 12:53:31 UTC https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488462961 NOT INTERESTED https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488471409 Not being interested will significantly diminish the conversation, leading to a pointless and short-lived duration of the conversation, not to mention making it bland and boring that you would not be worth the time to listen if you do not make the topic interesting and intriguing. 

An example to it is the relationship between the student and the instructor. If the instructor lacks the verbal output of explaination and making the topic lively than it is, it will make the students more tired and less intrigued to learn. Another example is the conversation between people where if one just started a conversation just solely on small talk, it will just be small talk and most likely end up being in an awkward position both the speaker and listener.

-ELY JADE PALER 
- JELON II L. BILLION]]> 2023-02-20 13:03:57 UTC https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488471409 UNDERSTANDING NONVERBAL CUES crscabilogan https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488497004 Different cultures have different nonverbal communication cues, such as eye contact, facial expressions, gestures, and body language.

For example, in some cultures, direct eye contact is a sign of respect and attentiveness, while in others it may be seen as confrontational or disrespectful.

-CHARLES REY CABILOGAN
-JP LACSADO]]> 2023-02-20 13:32:47 UTC https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488497004 CULTURE https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488499502  Language is a critical part of communication, and different cultures may have different interpretations of words and phrases.

 For example, certain words may have different meanings or connotations in different languages or cultures therefore the receiver may perceive it to misunderstandings or confusion

-CHARLES REY CABILOGAN
-JP LACSADO]]> 2023-02-20 13:35:25 UTC https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488499502 DISTRACTIONS (INTERNAL) https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488572531 Distractions, these are a very big and unpredictable factor when it comes to communication, as the receiver you want to be able to hear and focus on what ever the speaker has to offer. This is difficult if we add distractions into the mix, since it can muddy up the message and, make it really hard to hone in on whatever the speaker has to say. Distractions can be both "internal" and "external".

An example for an internal distraction would be, if you're listening to a speaker and then BAM! you get a sudden migraine forcing you to lend you're focus to your situation, and as a byproduct not listening on what ever inspirational mumbo jumbo the speaker got off a TEDTalk.

-ZACHARY BRICX B. FEROLINO
-KATE ASHLEY REVILLES ]]> 2023-02-20 14:41:47 UTC https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488572531 DISTRACTIONS (EXTERNAL) kaprevilles https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488577755 Distractions in communication can interfere with effective communication between the sender and receiver, distractions can be internal or external. External distractions such as visual triggers, noise, a crowded room or the room's temperature may be too hot or too cold. 

An example would be a teacher teaching in class but nearby there is ongoing construction.

-ZACHARY BRICX B. FEROLINO
-KATE ASHLEY REVILLES]]> 2023-02-20 14:45:42 UTC https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488577755 DISABILITY https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488663044 A disability is any condition of the body or mind that makes it more difficult for the person with the condition to do certain activities and interact with the world around them, especially when communicating. Disability affects the flow of communication because it affects a person's ability to understand and be understood by others. We all know that communication is one of the most challenging parts of their lives because individuals frequently have difficulty expressing their needs, putting words to what they are experiencing, reading signs, being misunderstood, or being heard. Lastly, when communicating with a person with a disability, it is important to take steps to ensure that effective communication strategies are used. 
 
Example : 
A mute person needs help asking for directions, but an individual cannot understand because he or she doesn’t have any knowledge about sign language.

- KIMBERLY PACALDO
- LORAINE DAQUE

]]> 2023-02-20 16:10:03 UTC https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488663044 INEFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION kaprevilles https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488929788 Ineffective communication can lead to many misunderstandings or disagreements. An example would be a sender sending a badly expressed message and the receiver may possibly fail to interpret the actual meaning of the message.

-ARVIN B HIBAYA]]> 2023-02-20 22:34:34 UTC https://padlet.com/kaprevilles/fx60i2wzphb8cv8d/wish/2488929788