Discuss how much information is shared through nonverbal communication, versus verbal communication?

How much information is shared
through nonverbal communication, versus verbal communication? Which are
the most commonly understood gestures and facial expressions?
Research these questions.
Include your answers to the questions in your assignment. Be sure to
cite your references.

Step 2: Answer the following
questions,
giving examples of nonverbal communication from your readings,
research, and course materials, in addition to your own experiences in
your personal life and professional life.

What impact does nonverbal
communication have on Pete and Debbie’s understanding of the
conversation?
How does the body language of
each participant change during the conversation?
Put yourself in each character’s
shoes. How would you react to your partner’s body language in this
scene? Give an example from your own life when you had an experience
like the one shown in this movie clip.
Debbie and Pete are speaking the
same language, but do they mean the same things? In the Triangle of
Meaning in the text, there are three pieces to meaning: thought, symbol,
and referent. Which of those three are interfering with how Pete and
Debbie understand each other? Explain how you chose that piece.
Based on your research, what
percentage of the information in this scene is conveyed through Pete and
Debbie’s words? What percentage is conveyed through their nonverbal
communication? Explain how you made that determination.

Include a reference page with at
least three outside sources (not provided on the Exploration page). Format
the reference page using APA Style.
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