"Empowering Communicators: Navigating the World of Mass Media and Social Platforms."
Change may be inevitable but accepting it isn’t always easy. One of the most common and deep-rooted psychological barriers to communication is resistance to change. Whether it’s a new idea, a shift in values, or a proposed innovation, individuals often push back, not because they’re stubborn, but because change threatens something personal: their comfort zone,…
In any conversation, we bring more than just words, we bring our beliefs, biases, and sense of self. One powerful force that can shape (and sometimes distort) communication is self-image. But how exactly does self-image become a psychological barrier? And how is it different from self-esteem? Let’s break it down with simple explanations and relatable…
Communication isn’t just about sending texts or delivering speeches, it’s also about sharing meanings, building community, and preserving culture. That’s the core idea behind the ritual model of communication, a concept popularized by communication theorist James Carey. Unlike the traditional transmission model, which treats communication as a one-way process of delivering messages, the ritual model…
Communication is how we connect with others and ourselves. Two main types—interpersonal and intrapersonal communication—may sound similar, but they are quite different in how they work and what they do for us. Let’s break them down clearly so students, educators, and learners can easily understand and apply them. What Do These Terms Mean? 🤠Interpersonal…
Have you ever thought about how important communication is in our everyday lives? It’s much more than just talking or sending a text. Communication is the lifeline that keeps individuals, societies, and even entire civilizations connected! Let’s break it down nice and easy: 👥 1. Communication is a Basic Human Need Just like eating, sleeping,…
Communication is the process through which people share information, ideas, emotions, and knowledge. It is how human beings connect, understand one another, and build relationships. Communication can happen through words (spoken or written), pictures, symbols, graphs, gestures, facial expressions or body language. Example: A student tells their friend, “I’m nervous about the exam,” and the…
