With three examples each distinguish between barriers to communication and misconceptions about communication.

Barriers of communication-

1. Presence of physical barriers such as another person in between or a wall or a barricade.

2. Language, religious or cultural differences.

3. Lack of attention or concentration.

Misconceptions of communication-

1. A black cat as a sign of bad luck.

2. Shared information is the same as having communication.

3. Communication can solve all problems.

Explanation:

Barriers to communication are the obstacles that hinder the flow of communication between people. They may or may not be verbal or non-verbal, but at the same time, they prevent the passage of information from one point to another. Examples of barriers of communication can be cultural differences, language barriers, physical barriers such as a wall, lack of focus, or lack of concentration or attention.

On the other hand, misconceptions about communication are the belief in a certain myth or sayings without it being necessarily true. They are different from "barriers of communication in that misconceptions have to do with popular beliefs while barriers are mostly the physical or verbal "walls" that prevent the information flow. Examples of misconception about communication can be the belief in certain myths such as a black cat as an omen of bad luck, sharing information is the same as having a communication, or the belief that communication can solve all problems.  

the statement that best explains why the tenth amendment reserves some rights and powers to states is that the framers believed in the principle of federalism. this principle says that some powers are in the hands of a centralized national government, while others are reserved for the governments of several states.

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