English, 23.10.2020 20:50, cylertroutner

Identify and describe instances of nonverbal communication On the bus, at home, or in class, sit quietly and watch another person for about five minutes.

1. Jot down any nonverbal communication that person uses. (For example, he frowns, he chews his pencil, he rests his chin in his hand, etc.)

2. What do these nonverbal acts mean? (Translate them.)

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