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Group Discussion: Nonverbal Communication

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Group Discussion #1 Think back to when you were in a situation in which you used nonverbal communicators. What types of nonverbal communication signs did you use? When you were upset or happy about this situation, what indicators did you use? Did you use more than one non verbal communicator? Refer to chapter six for help. Group Discussion #2 There have been many movies, books, films and TV shows that portray adultery with the overall same approach techniques, but the one film that came to mind that left a lasting impression was The Women from 2008. It showed how even though we have been hurt we can overcome those obstacles. As well as her mother being cheated on showed a perspective that women do not always have to be angry and cruel
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