Within the various models of communication described in your text, there are a few standard components (source, receiver, channel, context, and noise). Think about experiences you have had with noise (or interference) in the communication process. Write a unique example of noise for each of the other components in the communication model (sender, receiver, channel, and context). These four examples can be from different real-life communication situations, but they need to be different from the examples in the textbook. Select one of the four examples you provided and indicate how you could reduce or eliminate the noise.

Find the examples below.

Explanation:

A.

1. Sender: I once experienced noise or interference in communication when the handwriting of the sender was unclear.

2. Receiver: As a receiver, I experienced noise when I was trying to read a message but heard a loud bang on the door (physical noise) that distracted me.

3. Channel: During a Zoom interview I experienced noise when I experienced network fluctuations that made it difficult for me to hear the interviewer clearly.

4. Context: I experienced noise in the temporal context when I was counseled at a period when I was sick. My mood made it difficult to understand what my fault was and why I had to be counseled for it.

B.

3. I could have reduced the noise that came through the channel I used by using a network with stronger connectivity.

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