Author Question: How can the use of nonverbal signals be helpful when cutting off and when drawing out members of a ... (Read 78 times)

kellyjaisingh · **on:** Jul 30, 2018

How can the use of nonverbal signals be helpful when cutting off and when drawing out members of a group?

What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

The level of acculturation significantly impacts the outcomes of standardized testing. Persons who are less acculturated are likely to be more _____________ and _______________.

a. anxious; confused
b. willing; competent
c. thorough; accurate
d. incapable; depressed

joanwhite · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 30, 2018

Answer to Question 1

When cutting off a member, the leader's hands may be used to serve as a physical signal to the speaking member that the focus is about to be shifted. The leader can use his or her eyes to look around at other members of the group and not at the member speaking. When drawing out, the leader may use his or her eyes to briefly hold eye contact with a member to encourage the member to speak, then shift gaze away so as not to apply pressure. Too, when drawing a member out, it is important to use a tone of voice that is not condescending so members will feel more comfortable to speak.

Answer to Question 2

A