Question

Activity 2.3
choose a scenario that you observe around your surroundings (e.g. attending mass, goingto the barangay assemblies, dinner with family, outing with friends, going to the doctor or talking to your love one). Observe the appropriate verbal and nonverbal cues in the chosen scenario. Note them​

Answer 1

Answer:

Nonverbal communication is colorful and full of intrigue. A shrug of the shoulders and a roll of the eyes allows us to say, “I don’t like you,” without uttering a single word. Better yet, a warm smile and an outstretched hand says, “I’m so glad to see you.”

In every personal encounter, we send and receive nonverbal communication cues whether we realize it or not. While the world encourages us to “be ourselves,” there is a time and a place for nonverbal cues. When we’re at work, it’s wise to take note of how we communicate with both our words and our gestures. Together, let’s dive in to several examples of nonverbal communication.

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