A person is likely to encounter which  type of noise when they talk with people who are close-minded or who refuse to listen to anything they don’t already believe?*1 pointphysical noisephysiological noisepsychological noisesemantic noiserelative noiseIt is common to have social network friends from different cultures, and these relationships necessitate a different way of perceiving  communication and culture. Based on this premise, why is understanding culture important in communication?*1 pointWith demographic changes come different customs.People have become more sensitive to cultural differences.Technology has made intercultural communication easy and practical.Communicative competence is culture-specific.

A person is likely to encounter which  type of noise when they talk with people who are close-minded or who refuse to listen to anything they don’t already believe?*1 pointphysical noisephysiological noisepsychological noisesemantic noiserelative noise

What does the term “noise” refer to in communication theory?Group of answer choicesineffective verbal communication body language that complicates a verbal messagethe volume and complexity of verbal communicationany factor that distorts meaning

In the communication process, noise refers to 1.any unsolicited response from consumers or potential consumers regarding a company’s message. 2.a unique set of terms, expressions, or jargon that carries a specific meaning within a specific field (i.e. the medical profession, legal profession, etc.). 3.any communication with consumers who are not in the target audience. 4.the use of colors, words, sounds, or images that make an otherwise simple message more complex. 5.extraneous factors that can work against effective communication by distorting a message or the feedback received during the communication process.

Why is cultural intelligence important in listening? a) It ensures that the listener agrees with the speaker's cultural viewpoints b) It allows the listener to ignore cultural differences in communication  c) It helps in understanding and adapting to different cultural communication stylesd) It focuses solely on the use of technology in communication

The following are considered popular but erroneous beliefs (or myths) about communication except:*1 pointThe more one communicates, the better their communication will be.*People are not mind readers and to consider them as such creates barriers to open and genuine communication.Interpersonal or group conflict is a clear sign that the relationship or group is in trouble.Communication and listening are not learned skills.Fear of public speaking is unhealthy and must be minimized or avoided.