36. Mr. Badar uses technical words while communicating with other employees in his organization. Mr. Mustaheel, a new staff in the company could not understand the message received from Mr. Badar. It is an example of ____________. a. Semantic barrier b. Psychological barrier c. Interpersonal barrier d. Organizational barrier

36. Mr. Badar uses technical words while communicating with other employees in his organization. Mr. Mustaheel, a new staff in the company could not understand the message received from Mr. Badar. It is an example of ____________. a. Semantic barrier b. Psychological barrier c. Interpersonal barrier d. Organizational barrier

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Chapter17: Managing Communication

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