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Explain the following ’Semantic Barriers’ to communication:
(b) Technical jargon
(ii) Body language and gesture decoding
Explain the following ’Semantic Barriers’ to communication:
(b) Technical jargon
(ii) Body language and gesture decoding
(b) Technical jargon
(ii) Body language and gesture decoding
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To overcome semantic barriers, ensure clear communication by simplifying technical terms and aligning verbal and non-verbal cues.
Updated On: Jan 13, 2026
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(i) Specialized terminology in a field can impede understanding for those unfamiliar with it. If experts employ complex technical terms when addressing non-experts, comprehension may be hindered.
(ii) Discrepancies between spoken words and non-verbal signals (body movements, gestures) can result in misinterpretations, as these cues are crucial for effective communication.
(ii) Discrepancies between spoken words and non-verbal signals (body movements, gestures) can result in misinterpretations, as these cues are crucial for effective communication.
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