Humans rely on many types of nonverbal communication. There’s the wink, an impish flicking of one eyelid, often teasing or suggestive. There’s the finger guns, when someone’s being a cool ...

This area of nonverbal communication depends on the person. Not everyone "talks" with their hands, but integrating hand gestures into communication is a good way to get your point across.

Study suggests existence of a universal, nonverbal communication system. ... (top panel) and its description in gesture by 3- to 4-year-old children learning Turkish or English.

“There is a great deal of research on verbal communication practices in group work, but little is known about how nonverbal communication practices such as gestures contribute to successful ...

Here’s a few ways she suggests school leaders can use nonverbal communication to improve interactions and get their message across: 1. Ensure your body language reflects what you’re saying ...

In virtual spaces, it's harder to watch for non-verbal cues. Wagner Cook told the University of Iowa's Iowa Now that the fact we still use the Zoom wave three years out tells us that it's useful ...