I will pay for the following article Scenario Project for Detective. The work is to be 7 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

I will pay for the following article Scenario Project for Detective. The work is to be 7 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. The major potential communication barriers likely to be encountered in this scenario include the following. perceptual, cultural, language as well as psychological barriers (Cleary 2008). However, an experienced detective can overcome these with relative ease. The perceptual barrier is mainly influenced by perception where two different people witnessing the same incident may perceive it differently. The murder of a teenager in a low-income neighborhood can be perceived as something common owing to gangsterism hence, as a specialist detective, this barrier can be overcome by carefully taking note of all the information gathered from all the witnesses at the crime scene. The cultural barrier can be a result of the fact that some people may not be at liberty to divulge any information to a stranger which can make it difficult to get all the information from the witnesses. This can be overcome by treating all the individuals at the scene as equal and important such that they will feel to be part of the situation. The other barrier is a language where people may have different languages. In order to overcome this barrier, a universal language such as English can be used or employ the use of interpreters in the event that some people with important information may just understand one language. Lastly, psychological barriers are experienced in the mind where somebody may refuse to give information as a result of boredom or bad attitude and this can be overcome by attempting to talk nicely to that person.

Non-verbal communication involves the use of symbols and other codes apart from speech and these can have an impact in that the detective may not be able to interpret the sign language used while trying to extract information from a witness with impaired hearing. As a detective at the scene trying to get all the information, it is of paramount importance to try and understand as many symbols used in the day to day communication as possible since nonverbal communication is often used to complement verbal communication.

Interviewing is a process of verbally extracting information from different respondents with the view of gaining insight or understanding of a situation (Struwig and Bates 2004). In this case, interviewing will be done on a one on one basis at the crime scene where a teenage male has been shot dead at a corner gas station of a low-income neighborhood. The process of interviewing often involves an aspect of truthfulness since this information will be disseminated to the mass public for consumption.