Although speaking different languages can be a more obvious barrier to affective communication between individuals, the less obvious differences in approaches need to be considered. Body language can be interpreted differently by different people. The main factors affecting positive communication centre on five things; giving appropriate feedback, listening and understanding, interpreting things like body language and eye contact (not just what they are actually saying), engaging with the person your are communicating with, and showing respect. If you show these things when communicating with people, be it children, young people or adults, they will feel that you are really listening and interested in what they have to say, thus positive relationships are formed. When you have a positive working relationship with people, you can achieve far more together and avoid any unnecessary uneasiness or