Explain and give examples of the three dimensions that Mehrabian found we use to accurately interpret nonverbal behaviors

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Even though our nonverbal behavior varies according to such things as our culture and the context, Mehrabian believes there are three dimensions that provide a framework for interpreting nonverbal behavior. First is immediacy, which is a combination of nonverbal behaviors that taken together give a sense that the other person likes you. The second dimension is arousal, which shows the amount of stimulation or interest in interacting with you. The face, voice, and movement communicate this dimension. The third dimension is dominance, which includes behaviors that communicate the balance of power between people in a relationship. Dominance may be communicated through the use of space, body posture, and artifacts.