Effectiveness of mutual understanding

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Albert Meyerabian found that the transmission of information occurs through verbal means (words only) by 7%, through sound means (including tone of voice, intonation of sound) by 38%, and through non-verbal means by 55%. Professor Birdwisll has done similar research on the proportion of non-verbal means in human communication. He found that the average person speaks in words only for 10-11 minutes a day, and that each sentence is on average no more than 2,5 seconds. Like Meyerabian, he found that verbal communication in conversation takes up less than 35%, and more than 65% of information is transmitted using non-verbal communication means.
Regardless of the cultural level of a person, the words and their accompanying movements coincide with such a degree of predictability that Verdwisll even claims that a well-trained person can determine by voice what movement a person makes at the moment of uttering a particular phrase. Conversely, Birdwistle has learned to determine which voice a person is speaking by observing his gestures at the time of speech.
Many people find it difficult to admit that a person is still a biological being. Noto karyupa is a type of large, non-furred monkey that has learned to walk on two legs and has a well-developed brain. Like other animals, we obey biological laws that control our actions, reactions, "body language" and gestures. It is surprising that the animal man rarely realizes that his posture, gestures and movements may contradict what his voice communicates.

Albert Meyerabian found that the transmission of information occurs through verbal means (words only) by 7%, through sound means (including tone of voice, intonation of sound) by 38%, and through non-verbal means by 55%. Professor Birdwisll has done similar research on the proportion of non-verbal means in human communication. He found that the average person speaks in words only for 10-11 minutes a day, and that each sentence is on average no more than 2,5 seconds. Like Meyerabian, he found that verbal communication in conversation takes up less than 35%, and more than 65% of information is transmitted using non-verbal communication means.
Most researchers share the opinion that the verbal (verbal) channel is used to convey information, while the non-verbal channel is used to "discuss" interpersonal relationships, and in some cases is used instead of verbal messages. For example, a woman can give a man a murderous look, and she will clearly convey her attitude to him, without even opening her mouth.