Nonverbal Cues

The second example I would like to present is the nonverbal and verbal cues: non-verbal cue includes all the communication between people that do not have a verbal translation, like facial expression, gesture, body language. Time and space can also be perceived as having nonverbal cues. The verbal cue is a prompt conveyed in spoken language from one person to another or to a group of people. In face-to-face interaction, the nonverbal and verbal cues play a very important role, because the message can be perceived in different ways, depending on our behavior and language. If a coworker comes into your office after having lunch, throwing her bag on the ground, sitting in her chair and glaring out the window while speaking to no one, would indicate