Peggy and Ron were discussing the recent training session they attended with another colleague Peggy described the training as interesting which surprise run because they had previously agreed that it was rather boring he was confused as to why she now thought the training was so great Peggy realized that they're miscommunication was due to what because when she said interesting she meant not what she had expected
Peggy realized that their miscommunication was due to a difference in interpretation or understanding of the word "interesting." When Peggy said the training was interesting, she meant that it was not what she had expected, possibly implying that it surpassed her initial low expectations. On the other hand, Ron probably interpreted "interesting" as something positive and engaging, which confused him because they had previously agreed that the training was boring.
What was the miscommunication due to
The miscommunication was due to a difference in interpretation or understanding of the word "interesting." Peggy used the term to convey that the training was not what she had expected, indicating a sense of surprise or deviation from her initial perception. However, Ron likely interpreted "interesting" as something positive and engaging, not understanding Peggy's intended meaning. This discrepancy in interpretation resulted in the miscommunication between them.
Would that be the same as saying due to symbolism
No, the miscommunication in this scenario is not due to symbolism. Symbolism refers to the use of symbols or objects to represent or convey deeper meanings or ideas. In this case, the miscommunication arose from a difference in interpretation or understanding of a word ("interesting") rather than any symbolic representation.
So the semantics then
Yes, the miscommunication in this scenario can be attributed to semantics. Semantics refers to the study of the meanings of words, phrases, and sentences in a particular context. In this case, Peggy and Ron had different interpretations or understandings of the word "interesting," leading to confusion and miscommunication between them.
