Step 1: Understand the concept:
We need the option that is not a correct measure for overcoming communication barriers. The usual measures include clarity of ideas, consulting others, communicating for the receiver, careful tone and language, and use of feedback.
Step 2: Check option (A): Communicate according to the needs of the receiver:
A message should suit the level and need of the receiver. This is a good measure, so (A) is correct.
Step 3: Check option (B): Success of communication does not depend on feedback:
Feedback tells the sender whether the message was understood. Without it the sender cannot know if the communication worked.
So the success of communication does depend on proper feedback. The statement is wrong, and (B) is not a correct measure.
Step 4: Check options (C) and (D):
Consulting others before communicating helps to plan the message well. Being aware of language, tone and content avoids misunderstanding.
Both are correct measures.
Final Answer:
The statement that success of communication does not depend on proper feedback is not a correct measure. This is option (B).