Does that idea of universality impact our opinion at all when realizing that we can, in fact, send messages to one another—and have had that shared nonverbal language system since our earliest years as a child?

Engage” from Chapter 2 in your book in order to answer the following question:What is our obligation when communicating with diverse others? Does that obligation change when we don’t share a common language? Nonverbal communication is often described as a “universal language.” Does that idea of universality impact our opinion at all when realizing that we can, in fact, send messages to one another—and have had that shared nonverbal language system since our earliest years as a child?