Answer:
The process of putting thoughts and feelings into verbal and/or nonverbal messages. Decoding. The reverse of encoding; involves developing a thought or meaning based on hearing and/or seeing messages, whether verbal and/or nonverbal.
Explanation:
Verbal and nonverbal response:
A verbal response:
A verbal response is a type of response in which you tell somebody what's on your mind, it can be either good or bad; the other person is going to understand its meaning from your words as you’re in front of them or talking to them. This helps in reducing misinterpretations.
A non-verbal response:
In a non-verbal response, you use other means except your words to show somebody how you feel and what you mean. Non verbal responses are just as powerful and meaningful as words. Someone who is an expert and skilled in body language interpretation can interpret just about any response with gestures.
