Look Beyond the Words

Non-verbal communication is the way we express ourselves without using words, such as through body language, facial expressions, and gestures.

To wrinkle, especially in reference to the forehead when someone is concerned or confused.

Body language can show how someone is really feeling, which helps us understand their emotions better.

Diction refers to how clearly and effectively someone speaks or pronounces words.

A smile can indicate happiness and friendliness, making the conversation more positive.

To pay attention means to focus on what someone is saying and to notice their non-verbal cues.

Examples help clarify ideas and make them easier to understand for the reader.

Gestures can emphasize points, convey emotions, and help express ideas more clearly.

Crossing arms can signal defensiveness or discomfort, which may affect how the message is received.

Someone might furrow their brow when they are confused, worried, or deep in thought.