In the Communication Process, Noise Refers to

question 19

Multiple Choice

In the communication process, noise refers to

• A) any unsolicited response from consumers or potential consumers regarding a company's message.
• B) any communication with consumers who are not in the target audience.
• C) extraneous factors that can work against effective communication by distorting a message or the feedback received during the communication process.
• D) the use of colors, words, sounds, or images that make an otherwise simple message more complex.
• E) a unique set of terms, expressions, or jargon that carries a specific meaning within a specific field (i.e., the medical profession, legal profession, etc.).

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Definitions:

Declarative Memory

The aspect of human memory that stores facts and events, making it possible for individuals to consciously recall and articulate their knowledge.

Episodic Memory

A form of memory that deals with remembering distinct events, conditions, and personal experiences over a prolonged period.

Semantic Memory

A type of long-term memory involving the ability to remember meanings, concepts, facts, and general knowledge about the world.

Craik And Lockhart

Refers to a theory of memory proposed by Fergus I. M. Craik and Robert S. Lockhart that suggests memory retention is determined by the depth of mental processing, with deeper levels of analysis leading to more enduring memory.