Communication Process of Managers Assignment

Running head: PERCEPTION
PERCEPTION
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PERCEPTION1
The aim of this paper is to discuss the impact of perception upon the communication
process and how this is closely connected with the decision making process of the managers.
From this perception test it has been found out that any subject can be interpreted in
myriads of ways. This is the process for selection, organization and interpretation of the
information. This affects the communication as one responds to the stimuli in different ways. For
example in the test, there were different images which could be interpreted differently. The
objects are seen in different ways that to one may represent one thing and for other completely
different. In this test I have found myself to be realist which reveals that I tend to explain thing
just as it is (Mindtools.com 2020). Through this test, it is realized that the understanding level,
beliefs and values of the persons determine how they will be reacting in the scenario. This is also
connected with the fact that the understanding of the communication or the objects create
impression in the minds of the people which ultimately connect their decision making ability.
Perception has a great connection with the workplace behavior I have witnessed a
situation where perception leads to the biasness. The organistion where I used to work was
culturally diverse. Therefore the teams had members from different cultural background. Some
of the cultures I have found that perceive the gender equality to be a luxury concept. To them
women are less capable to work than men. Hence the women employees in the team had to face
harassment and discrimination (Broomell & Kane, 2017).
The decoding process of the communication system relates to the perception of the
people. The perception of an individual is different from one another therefore, seeing one thing
can vary from person to person. Decoding sage of the communication therefore creates confusion
were the sender may have a point of view different from the receiver therefore decoding of the