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The discussion highlights the limitations of non-language communication, noting that it can lead to misunderstandings. Students frequently use non-language sounds to express agreement, hesitation, or surprise, and provide examples of when these sounds might be preferred over verbal responses. Non-verbal techniques such as gestures, facial expressions, and tone of voice are also identified as key components of communication.

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Non Language Communication Table Filled

The discussion highlights the limitations of non-language communication, noting that it can lead to misunderstandings. Students frequently use non-language sounds to express agreement, hesitation, or surprise, and provide examples of when these sounds might be preferred over verbal responses. Non-verbal techniques such as gestures, facial expressions, and tone of voice are also identified as key components of communication.

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Non-Language Communication - Discussion Table

Discussion Question Student Response / Example


Was this an effective way to communicate? No, because non-language sounds alone can
cause misunderstanding without words.
How often did they use non-language Quite often, especially when showing
sounds to communicate? agreement (*“mm-hmm”*), hesitation
(*“uh”*), or surprise (*“oh”*).
Can they give examples of when they might When showing approval (clapping),
use non-language sounds more than expressing pain (groaning), or signaling
language responses? attention (clearing the throat).
Do you think clearing the throat is a It depends—positive if used to politely get
positive or negative manner? attention, negative if done repeatedly in
annoyance.
Have they ever used non-language sounds Yes, like nodding and saying “uh-huh”
in response to someone talking but did not without really paying attention.
actually listen to what the person was
saying?
What were some of the non-verbal Gestures (pointing, waving), facial
communication techniques used? expressions (smiling, frowning), eye
contact, and tone of voice.

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