In communication between a sender and a receiver a variety of external factors does not distort messages and their meaning thereby inhibiting comprehension and mutual understanding.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  There are many external factors that can distort messages and inhibit comprehension, such as noise, language barriers, cultural differences, and personal biases. It is important for communicators to be aware of these potential barriers and work to overcome them in order to achieve mutual understanding.

In communication between a sender and a receiver a variety of external factors does not distort messages and their meaning thereby inhibiting comprehension and mutual understanding.

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