Our verbal and nonverbal COMMUNICATION provides clues to our attitude on a given topic.
Spoken or verbal communication can be done through face-to-face communication, through the use of telephones, mobile phones, radio or television and other media.
Non-verbal communication refer to our body language, our gestures, and even how we dress and act.
Other forms of communication are written communication and visualizations.
A. <span>She could have looked at her note cards only occasionally.</span>
Answer:
No.
Explanation:
As the exercise introduces, when the Great Depression broke out, the American federal government had no programs in place to deal with homelessness and joblessness. This was due to the totally colapsing economy of the country; the economy shrank 50% and began doing so in August of 1929. When this started there was no help from the government, there was no money and, therefore, no initiative to put programs in place to deal with the lack of jobs and homelessness.
<span>Because human use energy very efficiently when moving however when you sit in front of a television all day your body is burning very little energy. Thus low calories being burnt and high caloric intake diet would lead to a drastic increase in obesity.</span>
