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faust18 [17]
3 years ago
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Hannah posts her résumé on the websites of several companies. Unfortunately, it is poorly formatted and contains several spellin

g and grammar errors. What kind of communication barrier may this cause?A. Bypassing. B. Differing frames of reference. C. Emotional distraction. D. Physical distraction.
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dusya [7]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: (D) Physical distraction      

Explanation:

 The physical distraction is one of the communication barrier that basically preventing us from interpreting the given data, ideas or any type of message. The physical distraction is using the various types of physical materials for the distracting the communication.

According to the given question, Hannah is posting her resume on the various types of organization websites but the formatting of the resume is very poor and there is also lots of spelling mistakes.

Therefore, the given scenario is the example of the psychical distraction communication barrier.

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