NON – VERBAL COMMUNICATION 1.00 HOUR

T/F – Paying attention to residents’ posture, facial expressions, and gestures is important for understanding their emotions or needs.

T/F – Maintaining eye contact is necessary for fostering connection and demonstrating attentiveness.

T/F – It’s important to respect residents’ boundaries and adjust proximity according to their comfort levels. 

T/F – Vocal cues such as tone, volume, and pace do not provide valuable insights into residents’ states of mind. 

T/F – Your own body language does not affect how residents feel or perceive your care.