Disturbances that interfere with the transmission, receipt, or feedback of a message are called ________.
A) screens
B) filters
C) distractors
D) noise

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Noise refers to any external or internal factors that distort or disrupt communication, making it difficult to accurately transmit, receive, or interpret messages. Screens, filters, and distractors are all types of noise that can impede effective communication, but noise is the most inclusive term for any type of interference that disrupts the communication process.

Disturbances That Interfere with the Transmission, Receipt, or Feedback of a Message