Explain The Importance Of Lighting And Seating Barrier To Effective Communication

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Communication is being able to transmitting knowledge, ideas, information and thoughts from one person to the other, but in some situations there could be a barrier that stops effective communications. A barrier is an obstacle that prevents you being able to commit to certain actions. Such as environmental barrier, physical barrier, language barrier, social isolation.

Environmental
Lighting and seating = A lighting and seating barrier is an environmental barrier in care setting due to a number of reasons. Poor lighting may effect eye to eye communication because it may be way too dark to be able to see each or the lighting may be too bright. Depending on the room lighting for those that depend on lip reading thy will be unable to lip read
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They may have a really good opinion on how something may be changed or improved but do not having that confidence within you to voice out your opinion , they may in and decide not to participate because they may be scared and have that thought what others may think about their opinion.
Following intimidation – following social intimidation such as bully, drinking, smoking can affect those at a youth centre because they come across different ages of teenagers that come from a background that is used to such acts. for example a child may come from a very religious family that do not allow drinking and smoking, but attending a youth group they come across different people with different addictions such as smoking. This is a barrier that can be a barrier to communication because they feel as if they can’t be friends with these people because they may be bad influences. Due to the child from a strict family know it is forbidden to smoke but intimidation and temptation from friends they may want to try and have a feel of what it is like to

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