Question

Question No. 18
Barrier which comes from technological
fault is known as
Answer
A. Technical
B. Emotional
C.
Cultural
D.
None of the above​

Answer 1

Explanation:

options (d) None of the above

Answer 2

The barrier which comes from technological fault is known as Technical barriers. (Option A)

• Technological barriers are defined as restricted access to useful, relevant, and acceptable hardware and software, particularly when the technology is seen as insufficient to do the activities or achieve the goals for which it was originally used.
• Technology has helped to lessen, if not eliminate, distance, allowing individuals to communicate knowledge without having to meet in person. However, physical obstacles are more than just a matter of distance.
• Connection failure, speech interruption, audio disturbance, the usage of rudimentary equipment, and so on are all examples of the same thing.
• Thus, the correct answer to the question is option A.
• The barrier which comes from technological fault is known as Technical barriers.