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A rush of additional text messages interrupts and diverts Gabby as she tries to watch the video in the thoughtful text. These additional text messages are referred to as noise in a communication exchange.
Any obstruction to effective communication between a speaker and an audience is referred to as noise in communication studies and information theory. Another name for it is interference. Noise can interfere with communication at any time, whether it comes from the outside (a physical sound) or from the inside (a mental disturbance).
"Four different types of noise exist. Hunger, exhaustion, migraines, medication, and other circumstances that have an impact on how we feel and think can all generate physiological noise, a distraction. Environmental interference, such as other people's noises, excessively dim or bright lighting, spam, and pop-up adverts, sweltering temperatures, and crowded settings are all examples of physical noise. Psychological noise describes traits in us that influence how we interact with and perceive others. For instance, you might not pay attention at a team meeting if you are focused on a problem. Prejudice and defensiveness can also get in the way of conversation. Finally, semantic noise occurs when words are not comprehended by one another. Sometimes writers use jargon or too technical terminology, which results in the semantic cacophony."
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