Shrugging Your Shoulders When You Are Not Sure Is an Example

question 18

Multiple Choice

Shrugging your shoulders when you are not sure is an example of using non-verbal communication to:

• A) substitute for words.
• B) emphasise a point.
• C) regulate conversation.
• D) relieve tension.
• E) None of the above are true.

Understand demographic differences between rural and urban populations in Canada.

Grasp the historical and social context of First Nations people and government policies affecting them.

Compare the health outcomes of rural versus urban populations.

Understand the impact of education and curriculum delivery methods on healthcare.

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