Nonverbal Communication Is at Least as Important as Verbal Communication

question 64

True/False

Nonverbal communication is at least as important as verbal communication.

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Definitions:

Clearly Stated

Something presented or expressed in a manner that leaves no doubt about its meaning.

Silence

The absence of sound or the act of refraining from speaking; in legal contexts, it can imply consent or acceptance under certain conditions.

Acceptance

In contract law, acceptance refers to the expression of agreement to the terms of an offer, resulting in a contract.

Forbearance To Act

Refers to a legal principle involving the deliberate abstention from enforcing a right.