Language barriers to communication include:
A) the audience's or listener's perceptions about the speaker.
B) organizational policies and rules.
C) alienating and uninviting body language.
D) slang, jargon, and regional accents.

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Slang, jargon, and regional accents can create confusion and misinterpretation in communication, especially for those who are not familiar with them. It can also create a language barrier and hinder effective communication. The other options are also communication barriers, but they do not directly relate to language.

Language Barriers to Communication Include