Question

need some help.

Answer 1

im working on this project and i need soemone to tell me Two scenarios illustrating communication challenges members of the traveling team are likely to encounter and propose at least three effective strategies for handling each challenge.

Answer 2

ill give yo ugerenal terms ok.

Answer 3

ok thank you that would help alot

Answer 4

im greatful for anything to be honest

Answer 5

communication involves the following: The SPeaker (one who is delivering the message), and the listener, the one who is present to receive the message.

Answer 6

Okay?

Answer 7

if either one fails at communication, then the message is not sent. for example. if the speaker isn't clear and the message is garbled, then communications have failed. Or, if the listener is not fully paying attention, or simply unwilling to listen, then communications are not complete.

Answer 8

OKay that didnt help me much, i knew that already but thank you for trying. Im greatful .

Answer 9

well, you kinda can derive 2 failures in communications from there. just apply it to the situation now

Answer 10

Okay thanks. I already did that.

Answer 11

awesome

Answer 12

if you need more specified help, call out

Answer 13

Thank you again.
I NEED MORE SPECIFIED HELP, lol.

Answer 14

yeah?

Answer 15

An answer would be nice, lol.

Answer 16

what are the traveling teams? are they like...tourist groups or something?

Answer 17

Could I ask....are you talking only about verbal communication? There are 4 basic modes of communication. You've got verbal, tone of voice, body language, and facial expression.

But here, let me try to get an idea of what you're looking for, by offering an example:

Since this is the Spanish section, I'll say this. In Spain, when people speak to one another, they stand REALLY frikkin close to one another. Spanish speakers do this, to show that they are engaged in an exchange.

Here in America, we don't do that, do we? If my lips were 6 inches away from your lips while I'm talking to you, it'd be weird. Really weird.

This is an example of a difference in two cultures' body language communication norms. And it can be a problem.

In America, we might see such close proximity as an invasion of personal space. Especially if the other person is just an acquaintance. Or a total stranger! We Americans prefer to stand at least an arm's length apart.

In Spain, it's okay. Physical closeness isn't a big deal. It's a norm.