To learn about how nonverbal communications aids in listening, watch television with the sound...

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To learn about how nonverbal communications aids in listening, watch television with the sound turned off for ten minutes. If possible, videotape the program so that you can refer to it with the sound turned up later. Then, give the title of the show(s) you watched and post your thoughts about the following questions:  • Were you able to determine the message of the show(s) correctly?  • What cues did you use to determine the message and how should that translate in a person's speech writing?  List three times where you were confused as to the content of the message, explaining why it confused you, along with solutions that could have solved that issue.  • Please remember to give the title of the show(s) you watched. Your answers need to be substantive.
	
Document Preview: To learn about how nonverbal communications aids in listening, watch television with the sound turned off for ten minutes. If possible, videotape the program so that you can refer to it with the sound turned up later. Then, give the title of the show(s) you watched and post your thoughts about the following questions: Were you able to determine the message of the show(s) correctly?  What cues did you use to determine the message and how should that translate in a person's speech writing?  List three times where you were confused as to the content of the message, explaining why it confused you, along with solutions that could have solved that issue. ?  Please remember to give the  title of the show(s) you watched.  Your answers need to be substantive.

Robert · Accepted Answer

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The importance of non-verbal cues comes into limelight when you are asked to do something and follow the 
non-verbal cues which you have never done earlier. Watching the famous sitcom  show ‘Friends’ on mute for 
ten minutes made us realise how difficult it was to understand things without hearing to it. First when I saw the 
TV with sound turned off for ten minutes I couldn’t understand anything about it. But then I taped it watched it 
again and things started to become a little more clear to me. 
Initially I was confused at various places in the show as things weren’t getting correlated.

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