Saturday, October 19, 2019

Non-Verbal Communication and Bullying


 
Non-verbal bullying, such as pointing your finger specifically at a person or group to drive a point across, is an aggressive action and often does not translate well across cultures. Assertive non-verbal communication may be threatening, condescending, intimidating, and a form of harassment. All communication is 93% non-verbal, and using non-verbal communication to bully covertly is a maladaptive form of self-expression while being too cowardly to state the facts so that an adult conversation is possible.






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