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Harry, Aggie, Ken, Pat, and Toby are meeting to decide upon the theme for next year's charity bazaar. Harry suggests something that Aggie does not like. Aggie indicates her disapproval by giving Harry a "thumbs-down" signal. Aggie's nonverbal cue would best be labeled as an
A. emblem.
B. adapter.
C. affect display.
D. illustrator.
Answer:
Aggie's nonverbal cue would best be labeled as an A. emblem.
Explanation:
In communication, the term emblem refers to nonverbal signals that are common within a group or a culture. Emblems are quickly recognized and understood, which practically eliminates the possibility of ambiguity in their use. When Aggie uses a thumbs-down signal, her disapproval is easily recognizable and comprehended. The thumbs-down signal is quite usual in several cultures to express disapproval of something or someone.
Answer:
an Illustrator
Explanation:
illustrators are non-verbal communication which refers to body gestures used to enhance an idea being conveyed in communication to a receiver. For instance, Angie is trying to express how much her disapproval is towards Harry's suggestions, in order to enhance her disapproval to communicate to Harry, she gives him a thumbs down illustrating her disapproval.. Thus, she is trying to provide a non-verbal picture to disagree with the suggestion being discussed Her non- verbal cue is an Illustrator
