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1. When you seek to analyze a person's nonverbal communication, what aspects of their communication should you be observing and evaluating? What are you looking for? What are you listening for (if anything)? What human behaviors, or certain aspects of behaviors, fall within the category of nonverbal communication? Try to think of and explain at least five different behaviors.
2. How did the presenter's use of nonverbal communication enhance his/her message? In what ways were you and the audience additionally swayed because of presenter's nonverbal communication? Or, conversely, did the presenter exhibit bad nonverbal communication tendencies that detracted from his/her message? Provide specific examples.
3. What did you feel had more of an impact: the presenter's body language and nonverbal communication, or the tone of his/her voice? Granted, vocal tone is just one aspect of verbal communication, but can it in itself be more powerful than all forms of nonverbal communication combined? What did you observe? What do you think is generally the case?
4. How much of the presenter's nonverbal communication do you think was intentional? How much do you think was unintentional and simply a product of the presenter's passion and expertise? What do you think this says about nonverbal communication in general?

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Aspects of Nonverbal Communication to Observe 1 Body Language This includes posture gestures facial expressions and overall body movements Observing body language can provide insights into the present... View the full answer