Match List-I (Communication noise) with List-II (Description) and choose the correct answer from the options given below.

Semantic noise (1) is the linguistic influence on message reception, where unfamiliar words, jargon or ambiguous phrasing distort the meaning taken in.

Physical noise (2) exists outside the receiver, external disturbances in the surroundings such as traffic sound or a blaring loudspeaker.

Psychological noise (3) arises from the communicator's prejudices and biases towards another person, colouring how the message is framed and read.

Physiological noise (4) is the biological influence on the communication process, bodily states like fatigue, hunger, pain or illness.

Each kind of interference can enter at any stage and blunt the message.

Recognising the type of noise helps the sender remove or reduce it.