Non-verbal Sentence Examples

The problem is that he expected you to understand his non-verbal communication.

She moved into his embrace in a non-verbal response that pushed all but one thought from her mind.

Professionals concerns about telepsychiatry related to anxiety as a new medium, missing important non-verbal communication and impaired professional-patient relationship.

Wechsler intelligence scales-A test that measures verbal and non-verbal intelligence.

Some friends and couples are so good at non-verbal communication that all one partner has to do is give a look and her friend or partner knows exactly what she is thinking.

He then assumed he knew what your non-verbal communication (his arm around you) meant.

Communication involves the non-verbal shows of affection to each other as well.

These areas are covered by ten subtests that include activities measuring both verbal and non-verbal intelligence.

Scoring for the Stanford-Binet generates a verbal IQ score (VIQ), a non-verbal IQ score (NIQ), and a full-scale IQ (FSIQ).

Most non-verbal actions are unconscious, both in their application and interpretation.

Since you're focused on what you want and not on what is going on for her, you have been missing her non-verbal signals.

Many seniors like this format because it is quick, much like reviewing online profiles, but provides much more information (mostly non-verbal) because the encounter occurs face-to-face.

Body language-Communication without words, also sometimes referred to as "non-verbal communication"; conscious or unconscious bodily movements and gestures that communicate to others a person's attitudes and feelings.

The non-verbal signals we transmit through our body language can create difficulty in dating situations and many misunderstandings.

Body language is all the non-verbal communication that passes from someone to those around them.

Learning how to be a good kisser requires you to pay attention to her non-verbal signals.

When 50% of communication is non-verbal and based on body language and another 35% is on the tone of our voice; that leaves very little verbal communication to convince a guy you are not intimidated to talk with him.

My guess is that while your words say you are not afraid to have a conversation, your non-verbal communication may indicate otherwise.

Keeping in mind that flirting is mostly non-verbal, what makes someone want to get to know you?

However, if you were listening to his non-verbal language, you would have heard loud and clear that he is not interested in anything more than 'hooking-up' with you.

The many non-verbal behaviors since then have been in how he keeps your relationship hidden from the world.

The more we get to know someone the better we understand the other person's verbal and non-verbal communication.

You may not have stated this fear the way you have in your question, but the feelings were there and your non-verbal communication spoke them loud and clear.

You'd be amazed how many people struggle with what to say and how to say it and forget the simple power of non-verbal communication.

While this exposure will not teach kids fluent sign language, it does make them aware of non-verbal communication.

Playing charades with your children can help them to learn to express themselves through non-verbal communications and can be played with all ages of kids.

The concept includes watching whole series, answering comprehension questions and composing essays based on the verbal and non-verbal cues the situational shows employ.

Since autism is a spectrum, it encompasses a wide range of functioning levels and disorders ranging from non-verbal, low-functioning autism to the highly verbal Asperger's Syndrome.

Common threads in the various conditions that fall under the autism spectrum disorder umbrella include significant impairments in the areas of communication, both verbal and non-verbal, and deficits in social interaction skills.

Autistic disorder often causes significant speech and language delays, with some autistic individuals remaining non-verbal.

Those with autistic disorder are often unable to use or understand non-verbal communication cues such as facial expressions, gestures, and body posture.

Those with Asperger's syndrome may not understand subtleties such as irony, humor, and non-verbal cues.

Although he is mostly non-verbal and has significant challenges in the areas of daily skills, ?e has a savant ability in the area of music.

Understanding non-verbal cues like facial expression, body posture, or gestures can be an area of weakness, and maintaining eye contact with others may be difficult for those with HFA.

Deficits in non-verbal communication skills are common, with many individuals with Asperger syndrome are unable to interpret cues like facial expression. body language, or gestures.

A small percentage of children with autism disorder will never speak, remaining completely non-verbal throughout their lives.

Non-verbal communication is frequently impaired as well, making it difficult for those with autism to understand non-verbal cues such as body posture, tone of voice, facial expressions or gestures.

We therefore need to develop and use other non-verbal cues which are tangible and helpful to the child.

Kinesics is the study of movement and gestures, which are key to non-verbal communication.