Dotty Scott explains the difference between verbal and nonverbal communication. Verbal is words; nonverbal includes tone of voice and other cues. There are six types of nonverbal communication.
So you say that there are 6 types of nonverbal communication. Well, I'm smart enough to know that nonverbal communication means everything that doesn't come out of my mouth. So can you share, um, what those— you know, what, what is your definition of nonverbal communication? I think you've got it.
It's, it's— well, it's not actually— that's slightly incorrect because because what comes out of your mouth, one, really verbal communication is words. So your tone of voice also comes out of your mouth, and your tone of voice is one aspect of nonverbal communication. So verbal, if you think of verbal as words, verbal is the what you say, the specific words you say, and then nonverbal is everything else.
