Describe one way to improve your interpretation of someone else's nonverbal behavior to improve accuracy

What will be an ideal response?

Answer: Nonverbal messages are more ambiguous than verbal messages, so it's important to check your interpretations for accuracy. One of the most important ways is to be aware of a person's normal, baseline way of responding. For example, the fidgeting of fingers or tapping of toes may signal inattention, frustration, or anxiety, but if you know that your communication partner normally fidgets or taps, then it's just his or her habit.