AECC English: Barriers to Communication

What is the term used to describe any interference in the message sent and the message received?

What is the expansion of the concept of noise that inhibits or distorts the message?

Which type of noise affects the mechanics of the medium used to send a message?

What type of noise is distortion due to faulty background, noise in telephone lines, or too high a volume or pitch from loudspeakers?

What can be termed as channel noise in written communication?

If noise occurs due to human error in the communication process, what do the parties involved need to take?

What is the main cause of semantic noise?

How is the word 'condescend' used as an example of semantic noise?

What is the function of a barrier in communication?

Why do individuals interpret the same information differently according to the text?

Which of the following is an example of an intrapersonal barrier?

What role does background play in interpreting a message according to the text?

What must be done when professionals analyze material, solve problems, and plan procedures to avoid miscommunication?

"How often have you said, ‘I meant to say this and not that’" - What does this quote suggest about communication?

What is the purpose of classifying barriers according to the processes of message formation and delivery?