When Alisa mentioned, "I have negotiated in good faith," she likely has a different view of what is meant by "negotiation" and "good faith." What type of noise is this called

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Jazlene Fry

17 June, 00:59

When Alisa mentioned, "I have negotiated in good faith," she likely has a different view of what is meant by "negotiation" and "good faith." What type of noise is this called

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Jamari Friedman · Answer 1

semantic noise

Explanation:

Semantic noise -

It refers to the disturbance during the transmission of any message, which can hinder with the message, due to some ambiguity in the words or symbol, is referred to as semantic noise.

The type of disturbance can be due to some grammatical errors, ambigue words.

Hence, from the given scenario of the question,

The correct term is semantic noise.