Discussion
A major barrier in the transmission of cognitive data during the process of communication is due to an individual's :
Answer: A
The barrier lies in an individual's coding ability.
To transmit an idea, the sender has to encode thoughts into words or other symbols, and the receiver has to decode them back into meaning. Communication models such as Berlo's SMCR list communication skills, the ability to encode and decode, as a basic factor in the source and the receiver. If either party lacks the vocabulary, clarity or skill to code the content, the cognitive message does not get across, however willing both are.
Resolution and anticipation are not standard barriers to the transfer of meaning, and societal status affects how freely people communicate across a hierarchy rather than the transmission of the cognitive content itself.
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