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Who received messages from God to be taught to others?
Moses
Why are you not able to send messages from your Nokia mobile when it is perfectly fine otherwise with incoming messages also being received?
Although it's not admitted openly, this happens with others too, not just Nokia.
What is the point of letting others see others messages?
there is no point
Can you see past messages on Facebook?
You can to an extent. After about 20 messages the others begin to delete.
Do private messages in facebook can be seen by others?
Private messages are only seen by the sender and the receiver. These messages do not pop up for the public.
Explain how to support others to you?
Explain how to support others to understand the need for secure handling information
I want only my facebook friends to send me messages not others who are not my friends?
You can go into your settings and choose who can send you messages.
What is it called when you think messages do not affect you but affect others?
This is known as the Third-person effect, a phenomenon where individuals believe that media messages have a greater influence on others than on themselves.
What are the possible outcome numbers are they equally likely explain?
1/4 like a spinner has 4 colors on it 1 is colored blue the others are colored red.
Messages are said to have two types of dimensions If you examined the messages of others strictly for the substance then you are most concerned about what?
social dimension
What is the difference between supportive and defensive communication?
SupportiveDescriptive Messages are clear specific statements without loaded words or judgmental cues. Inquiry Orientation: Messages invite other(s) to work together to understand issues or solve problems. Cooperative.Spontaneity:Speaker's talk is unplanned and free of hidden motives. Considers what others contribute.Empathy: Messages convey interest and understanding, responsive to others' feelings and thoughts.Equality: Messages signal worth in others and their contributions. Ask for others' viewpoints, ideas.Provisional: Messages are points of view, and open to other views. Provisional attitude invites alternative views.DefensiveEvaluative: Messages carry judgments of right and wrong, good or bad, and nonverbal cues of evaluation. Control: Attempts to impose one's on others, sometimes with coercion or manipulation. May use position to get others to agree.Strategy: Messages suggest the speaker is trying to direct others, is not open to different ideas.Neutrality: Messages demonstrate lack of interest, indifference. Good for poker, terrible for communication.Superiority: Messages suggest speaker is superior, others inadequate with little of value to offer.Certainty: Messages suggest absolute, black and white truth. No room for differing ideas or viewpoints.
How do the messages travel though body?
Most of the messages are carried by the nervous system around the body. Others are carried by the hormones.
