Question

Jalisa is giving a speech in her class. The air conditioning in the room isn't working, and because there are so many students in the room seated so closely together, the classroom is unusually hot that day. As she approaches the podium, she begins to sweat. What element of the communication context is described here?

Answer 1

The answer is "physical situation".

Anything, from an unfilled stomach to terrible climate, to a awkward circumstance, can shape the context that characterizes our capacity to communicate. Physical situation is the real setting. This incorporates things like the physical area, the season of day, the commotion level, the climate, and so on. Now, clearly, physical situation can drastically affect correspondence.