Nonverbal communication comprises 93% of the meaning of what is said. True or false? Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

The statement that nonverbal communication comprises 93% of the meaning of what is said is often attributed to research by Albert Mehrabian, who indicated that 55% of communication is through body language, 38% through tone of voice, and only 7% through spoken words when expressing feelings or attitudes. However, this claim is frequently misinterpreted, as it specifically pertains to feelings and attitudes, not all communication.

In this context, the correct choice is:

False

This is because while nonverbal communication does play a significant role, it does not universally account for 93% of all meaning in communication across different contexts.