“Non-verbal communication.” respond to the following:

One of the problems with non-verbal language is that it is difficult to interpret. You are giving a presentation to your associates at work and you observe the following non-verbal behavior in your audience members.

One associate/student is writing the entire time you are talking.

• This individual is completely engaged, tuned in and needs to catch everything that is being said. This will tell me that I am on the right way of keeping the consideration of others and in addition giving me more trust in my discourse.
• This individual anticipates making inquiries after the discourse is over. This will make me feel constructive in light of the fact that the individual is being intuitive about the subject.
• This individual could be doing make up work for another class, arranging something for the day or staring off into space recording things. This will tell me this individual couldn't care less what I am stating and I am most likely exhausting them.
  One associate/student is smiling although you are talking about a serious issue.
• This individual could have different exercises at the forefront of their thoughts This is telling me that my point is not emerging to snatch their consideration.
• This individual can be completely occupied with the point and grinning giving me the line that he or she comprehends what I am stating as well as what is going on. This is giving me sure input without needing to really talk.
• This individual could be attempting to play with the speaker.

One associate/student has his/her eyes closed.

• While we are talking, your audience members are reacting with their own non-verbal messages. Utilize your eyes to effectively search out this profitable input. On the off chance that people aren't taking a gander at us, they may not be listening either.
• Use some silliness, build your vocal mixture or include intense motions or we may be utilizing diverting quirks. Possibly we have nourishment on your garments.
• Make beyond any doubt we are mindful of these humiliating potential outcomes before and amid your discourse. On the off chance that essential, attempt to right them without conveying more thoughtfulness.

Discuss three possible interpretations of each non-verbal behavior and analyze how each interpretation would influence the speaker’s evaluation of audience feedback/change.