Body Language
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…it is that we express with these cues. Most nonverbal signals obey the principles of semiotics. These principles are culturally universal and show that although the manifestation of nonverbal cues is different, cross-culturally the underlying tendency in the brain to pattern information in such a manner is the same. Nonverbal communication is neither wholly learned nor wholly innate. It is both; it is inherited impulse working within the restrictions and mores of any particular culture.
…it is that we express with these cues. Most nonverbal signals obey the principles of semiotics. These principles are culturally universal and show that although the manifestation of nonverbal cues is different, cross-culturally the underlying tendency in the brain to pattern information in such a manner is the same. Nonverbal communication is neither wholly learned nor wholly innate. It is both; it is inherited impulse working within the restrictions and mores of any particular culture.
