Anything that interferes with the transmission,receipt,or feedback of a message is called ________.
A)feedback
B)media
C)channel
D)noise

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Noise refers to any disturbance or interference in the communication process that hinders the accurate transmission, receipt or feedback of a message. Examples of noise include environmental factors such as background noise, physical barriers, technical glitches, and semantic barriers. Therefore, option D is the correct answer. Option A (feedback) refers to the response of the receiver to the message; option B (media) refers to the medium or platform through which the message is conveyed; and option C (channel) refers to the means of communication between the sender and receiver.

Anything That Interferes with the Transmission,receipt,or Feedback of a Message