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maks197457 [2]
3 years ago
5

Ivan is trying to understand the concern of an angry customer, but several employees keep interrupting the conversion. These int

erruptions are an example of? A) static
B) feedback.
C) miscommunication.D) noise.
E) channel deficiency.
Social Studies
1 answer:
Alinara [238K]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:D) noise.

Explanation:

Noise is unwanted sound that usually comes in an unpleasant way that tends to be loud , which usually disrupt our focus and our own conversation and our ability to hear others around us.

It usually can't be interpreted by our brain because it comes all at once with different sounds all combined together.

When people keep talking over you whilst you are talking to someone else it becomes hard to focus on your message with their voices over you , this is what happening to Ivan.

Whilst he is trying to process and encode his message to the customer the voices of his colleagues are disruptive to this.

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