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Communication barriers Examples

A. Psychological I. Use of technical language

B. Organisational II. Poor retention

C. Personal III. Functional specialisation

D. Semantic IV. Fear of challenge to authority

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List I List II

Communication barriers Examples

A. Psychological I. Use of technical language

B. Organisational II. Poor retention

C. Personal III. Functional specialisation

D. Semantic IV. Fear of challenge to authority

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

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A - I , B - II , C - III , D - IV
A - II, B - III, C - IV, D - I
A - III, B - IV, C - I, D - II
A - IV , B - I , C - II , D - III

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Communication barriers are any of several factors that hinder comprehending the true meaning of information or lead to ineffective communication. Based on a variety of factors, the difficulty of effectively communicating information is divided into several communication barriers.

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Communication Barriers	Examples
Organizational Barriers	These are brought on by the organizational structure and surroundings. As interactions between people who are at various levels are a part of organizational communication Example: Functional specialization
Psychological Barriers	The term "psychological or emotional barriers" refers to a person's psychological condition, including their opinions, attitudes, status consciousness, emotions, etc., which has a significant impact on their capacity for communication. Example: Poor retention
Semantic Barrier	The misinterpretation and interpretation of meaning that impede successful communication is known as the semantic barrier in communication. It may be expressed through language, signs, or symbols. Example: Use of technical language
Personal Barriers	The term "Personal Barriers" refers to issues that are private to the sender and recipient and obstruct communication. Fear of challenges to authority is an example.

Hence, the correct matching is A - II, B - III, C - IV, D - I

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	List I		List II
	Communication barriers		Examples
A.	Psychological	I.	Use of technical language
B.	Organisational	II.	Poor retention
C.	Personal	III.	Functional specialisation
D.	Semantic	IV.	Fear of challenge to authority