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Dennis_Churaev [7]
2 years ago
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you are at a presentation where the facilitator is speaking about an important subject, congestive heart failure, but is making

funny, wacky, and amusing arm gestures and facial expressions. what message wins?
Social Studies
1 answer:
avanturin [10]2 years ago
7 0

The message that wins is nonverbal because if your nonverbal and verbal don't match, then you confuse the audience and go with the most distinctive one

<h3>What is a nonverbal communication?</h3>

These are ways in which we can convey information about emotions, needs, intentions, attitudes and thoughts without the use of verbal language.

When the facilitator is speaking about an important subject on congestive heart failure but is making funny, wacky, and amusing arm gestures and facial expressions, this is an example of nonverbal communication.

Therefore, message that wins is nonverbal because if your nonverbal and verbal don't match, then you confuse the audience and go with the most distinctive one

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