The idea of nonverbal behaviour is that it:
A) exists in a context.
B) is independent of context.
C) varies between context dependency and independency.
D) is conveyed through choice of words.

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Nonverbal behaviour exists in a context, meaning it is influenced by the situation, social norms, cultural expectations, and individual personalities. It cannot be separated from the context in which it occurs, and therefore, cannot be considered independent of context. Option C is incorrect as it implies that nonverbal behaviour can vary between context dependency and independency, which is not accurate. Option D is also incorrect as nonverbal behaviour refers to all forms of communication that are not expressed through the use of words.

The Idea of Nonverbal Behaviour Is That It