Nonverbal included

For the article analysis, I found an article that was about nonverbal in various stages of relationships. That is one topic in communication studies that really interests me, as well as gender communications, so I loved this article and wanted to share it. I feel that nonverbal is such a major part of communications, which is why I chose this article. In the research, they found that couples thought it more important, were more willing to improve their nonverbal communication, and had the same outlook on nonverbal communication the longer they were together, mostly married couples. I think nonverbal is such an important aspect that many need to realize it's relevance. It is a whole other aspect of communication that can reduce conflict, confusion, and misunderstanding in your relationships. Understanding the importance of nonverbal, having the same outlooks as your partner, and both being willing to improve it can help the relationship grow and develop. Scholars even say that nonverbal can be more important than what you are actually saying. Nonverbal is often more true to your feelings than what you are saying, if the two contradict each other. Facial expression, body language, tone, pitch, vocal rate, emphasis on certain words, all reveal the true message if interpreted correctly. Come on boys, does a girl really mean no when she says no, or it's ok when she says it's ok? Well, sometimes she does, I usually do, but that is why you have to pay attention to the nonverbal aspect as well. I promise you will have much better luck and be happier. Avoid unnecessary conflict, confusion, and misunderstanding.