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Your overall mood during the creation / sending of your message may potentially affect the message that you are trying to convey. These can directly affect the overall intensity of the message, as well as its clarity, its context and etc. For instance, a message formed out of anger may seem too distasteful for the receiver or a message given with happy thoughts in mind may also brighten up the mood of the receiver.

Your emotional status can greatly affect the message, and depending on what you're feeling when you gave the message, it may be interpreted differently by the receiver.

- Cliff Raycee B. Jabines

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Different cultures may have different communication styles, such as direct or indirect communication, for example, in some cultures, it is considered rude to be direct, while in others, it is considered a sign of respect. this can lead to misunderstandings if the sender and receiver have different expectations. Cultural differences can also affect communication, for example, in some cultures, it is considered impolite to interrupt someone, while in others, interrupting is seen as a sign of engagement and interest.

It can also be in nonverbal communication, such as facial expressions, gestures, and tone of voice, can vary widely across cultures. for example, a smile may be interpreted as a sign of happiness or friendliness in one culture, but as a sign of insincerity in another culture.  It can also be significant issue in cross-cultural communication. even if both parties speak the same language, cultural differences in word usage and meaning can lead to misinterpretation.

- Avieghylle P. Roxas

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There is always a possibility of misunderstanding the feelings of the sender of the message or getting a wrong meaning of it. The words, signs, and figures used in the communication are explained by the receiver in the light of his experience which creates doubtful situations. This happens because the information is not sent in simple language.

- Ma. Janice B. Tac-an

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Some factors that can affect the message in a conversation are present in the form of the sender and the receiver with poor internet and problems and also with a server or a low battery can interfere with your getting message. Interference includes any distraction receivers and senders face during the transmission of a message.

The message is the information that is being passed on during the communication process. The message connects the sender to the receiver. Technical issues may prevent the message from being properly received.

- Shervie L. Onada

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This usually occurs when two people who speak different languages cannot understand one another, and there is a breakdown in language and communication. They can also come from physical language disabilities which include stuttering, articulation disorder and hearing loss.

Dialects are another example of a language barrier. People can technically speak the same language and still face misunderstandings and gaps in communication due to dialectical differences. India, for example, uses over 22 major languages, written in 13 different scripts, with over 720 dialects. That leaves a lot of room for linguistic mix-ups!

- Patrick James Kate B. Lee

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These refer to deeply ingrained beliefs and attitudes that individuals hold about people, situations, and events. These biases and assumptions can stem from a variety of sources, including upbringing, cultural background, personal experiences, and exposure to media.

When it comes to communication, personal biases and assumptions can play a significant role in how individuals interpret and respond to messages. For example, if an individual holds a negative bias towards a particular group of people, they may be more likely to interpret messages from that group in a negative light, even if the message is neutral or positive in nature.

- Mark Reynald L. Balatayo

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One factor that may affect the overall message is its total length. The sender needs to keep in mind that the message needs to travel across to the receiver completely and concisely as to prevent any potential barriers from forming and causing issues. If the message is too lengthy it may cause information overload for the receiver thus preventing any, if at all, message from being understood. Likewise, if the message is too concise, many important notes and key ideas may not be given at all.

It is important to remember that communication is a medium for transactioning information, and creating too lengthy or too short of a message may prevent the information from being taken and understood completely.

- Khyle John I. Barcenas

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Facial expressions and body language can play a significant role in conveying the intended meaning of the message, whereas in written communication such as email or text message, these cues may be lost or misunderstood. Similarly, in a phone call, the tone of voice can convey emotions and help clarify the meaning of the message, whereas in a text message or email, the tone may be misinterpreted or lost.

- Vince Gerard L. Payot