Mechanical noise is more likely to occur in interpersonal communication settings than in other communication settings.

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Mechanical noise refers to interference caused by the medium or channel of communication, such as static on a phone line or a poor internet connection during a video call, and is not specific to interpersonal communication settings. Interpersonal communication can occur in various settings, many of which may not involve mechanical channels at all, such as face-to-face conversations where mechanical noise is less likely to be an issue.

Mechanical Noise Is More Likely to Occur in Interpersonal Communication