What are the examples of physical noise and psychological noise?

Physical noise examples:
1. Background noise in a crowded restaurant
2. Static on a phone line during a conversation
3. Loud music playing in the background during a presentation
4. Construction noise outside a classroom during a lecture
5. A loud fan or air conditioning unit in a meeting room

Psychological noise examples:
1. Preoccupation with personal problems during a conversation
2. Stress or anxiety affecting concentration during a presentation
3. Bias or prejudice influencing perception of a message
4. Emotional response to a speaker's tone or body language
5. Lack of interest or motivation affecting engagement with the message.

Physical noise:

- Loud sounds, such as traffic, construction, or machinery
- Uncomfortable temperatures, such as too hot or too cold
- Bright or flickering lights
- Uncomfortable smells, such as smoke or strong perfumes
- Vibration, such as from a passing train or construction equipment

Psychological noise:

- Stress, anxiety, or worry
- Negative thoughts or emotions
- Distracting thoughts or memories
- Difficulty concentrating or paying attention
- Feeling overwhelmed or out of control