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-_r Identifying Noise in Interpersonal Communication This activity is important because in most professional situations, noise will get in the way of communicating effectively and achieving shared meaning. The common forms of noise include physical noise, physiological noise, semantic noise, and psychological noise. Your ability to recognize these types of potential noise in your various interpersonal encounters will help you communicate much more effectively. Read this case ofseverai team members hoiding a meeting. Then, identify the types of noise that are impacting their abiiity to achieve shared meaning. Tina, Mel, and Jacqui sat down for a tense meeting. Their team hadn't reached their sales goal for the quarter. Tina started offthe meeting, \"No one's at fault here. Let's just focus on the future.\" Mel was skeptical that's what Tina really meant. He had heard the phrases "no one's at fault" and \"focus on the future" so many times. In his experience, these phrases really meant "we're at fault\" and "let's figure out how to correct our mistakes." Jacqui was worried. She was just thinking about her past few performance evaluations. She had been rated below average several times. She thought, \"Would the latest failure lead to another bad review for me?" Mel and Jacqui didn't immediately respond in any way. Tina felt this was an awkward silence, and she wondered whether Mel and Jacqui were mad at her for calling this meeting. Tina asked, "Jacqui and Mel, do you have some ideas about where to focus our efforts this next quarter?" Mel adjusted his hearing aid and said, "Tina, I didn't quite catch that. Could you say that again?" Tina asked the question again. A nearby colleague's computer started broadcasting a video. Jacqui said they should focus on long-term customers. Tina responded, "I can't quite hear everything. Do you mind repeating that?\" Tina asked, "Jacqui and Mel, do you have some ideas about where to focus our efforts this next quarter?" Mel adjusted his hearing aid and said, "Tina, I didn't quite catch that. Could you saythat again?\" What type of noise is most relevant in this instance? Multiple Choice semantic noise psychological noise physiological noise physical noise