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

That statement is False.
External factors could very much disrupt the meaning of messages that conveyed within the communication between the sender and the receiver.
For example, When someone had some problems in the workplace, it could make that person unable to communicate properly with his children at home.

The statement is False.

Explanation:

In a communication process, two parties are involved. One is the sender who sends the message and other is the receiver who receives the message. There are many factors that can affect the communication process between both parties. These factors can be internal or external. Internal Factors may include Previous experiences, attitudes, religious beliefs etc. External factors can be Noise, Privacy, Lighting, Distance, Temperature, etc. These factors influence the process of communication between the sender and the receiver.

yes

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