Question

Which of the following barriers to oral communication is not the fault of the sender or receiver? being unprepared noise not paying attention laziness

Answer 1

Answer: The answer is noise.

Explanation:

Oral communication refers to communication with spoken words. It means individuals conversing with one another verbally. It can either be formal or informal. In oral communication there is high level of understanding and transparency, flexibility and the feedback is spontaneous. It is the best type of communication to use in the case of problem resolution.

Answer 2

All of the given choices are indeed common barriers to oral communication. But among them, "noise" is the only one which may not be the fault of the sender of the receiver. Noise can be generated by nearby sources independent of the sender or receiver.