Question

8) How will you know if communication was successful? a. The person smiles and gives open body language b. The person answers c. It has the desired outcome d. The person is agreeable e. The person tells you​

Answer 1

Positive nonverbal communication can improve your relationship with your child. That’s because positive nonverbal communication – like smiles and eye contact – tells your child that you care about them. And because warm, loving relationships are key to children’s development, positive nonverbal communication helps child development too.

Positive nonverbal communication is also important for helping your child learn how to relate to and get along with other people, which is an important skill for life. For example, if you use warm, caring body language towards your child, it helps your child learn how to express love. If you stop what you’re doing to listen when your child wants to talk, it shows your child how to give people attention.

But negative nonverbal communication might send the message that you don’t care or don’t want to spend time with your child. Children can feel rejected or let down if this happens consistently.

Answer 2

Answer:

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