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Communication is the exchanging of information by speaking, writing, or using another medium. There can be barriers that prevent effective communication between a sender and receiver. The main types of barriers are physical (like noise), language, psychological (such as false assumptions), and cross-cultural (differences in beliefs or symbols between cultures).
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