Discussion
Semantic barrier of communication is implied when the :
Answer: C
A semantic barrier exists when the receiver fails to understand the meaning.
Semantic barriers arise from the meaning of words and symbols: jargon, ambiguous words, words with several meanings, poor translation or differences in language. The message may arrive perfectly clearly, yet the receiver attaches a different meaning to it or none at all.
A fully attentive receiver and a loud, clear signal describe the absence of psychological and physical barriers, and a message that is flawlessly understood is the opposite of a barrier, so none of the other options describes a semantic barrier.
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