Tyrone has just started a new job in a small office, and wants to make a good impression. Knowing that he has a problem interpreting nonverbal cues, Tyrone would find which strategy most useful to help him improve?
A) jump quickly to conclusions
B) just ignore any nonverbal behaviors
C) use descriptive feedback
D) express agreement or disagreement openly

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Using descriptive feedback would be the most useful strategy for Tyrone to improve. Descriptive feedback is when someone describes the behavior they have observed in a neutral manner, rather than labeling it as good or bad. This would allow Tyrone to better understand the nonverbal cues he is seeing and make any necessary adjustments in his own behavior. Jumping quickly to conclusions or ignoring nonverbal behaviors could lead to misunderstandings or missed opportunities, while expressing agreement or disagreement openly may not necessarily help with interpretation of nonverbal cues.

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