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As you are talking to your colleague over the phone, the sound of an airplane flying low drowns out part of your conversation. Immediately after, your mobile phone rings, again disturbing the flow of conversation. Both of these are instances of:

A. interference
B. interruption
C. distortion
D. environmental conflict
E. channel conflict



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Final answer:

Noise in communication can disrupt the flow of messages, affecting both the sender and receiver. External and internal sources of noise can hinder effective communication processes.


Explanation:

Noise in communication refers to anything that interferes with the accurate sending and receiving of a message. It can be external, like airplane sounds, or internal, such as psychological distractions. Interference, interruptions, and distortion are all examples of noise affecting communication.


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