Question

transactional model of communication (part 2)

• can include , which is anything disrupting the communication process
• preventing an individual or audience from the message the way the sender intended
• disruptions do not necessarily involve audible distractions

noise

• physical noises or barriers, such as loud sounds

noise

• biological noise factors, such as illness or fatigue

noise

• internal forces which interfere, such as personal feelings or unwillingness to listen

Explanation:

In the transactional model of communication, noise is anything that disrupts the communication process and prevents the receiver from getting the message as the sender intended. There are different types: external noise includes physical noises like loud - sounds; physiological noise involves biological factors such as illness or fatigue; psychological noise consists of internal forces like personal feelings or unwillingness to listen.

Answer:

From top to bottom: noise, receiving, external, physiological, psychological