Explain the difference between external noise and emotional noise
What will be an ideal response?
External noise is a context barrier that may be caused by sights, sounds, taste, smell, or
touch. Emotional noise is a self barrier occurring when emotional arousal from words,
phrases, or differences in cultural background interferes with communication
effectiveness.
Communication & Mass Media
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"Repealing the Affordable Care Act now would open a real can of worms" is a poorly phrased central idea for a persuasive speech because it
A. contains figurative language. B. reveals the speaker's point of view. C. is written as a full sentence. D. is too trivial. E. fails to contain a reference to the audience.
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