Translations:Reading Social Cues Respectfully/6/en

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Because every individual communicates differently, social cues should be viewed as observations rather than conclusions. A quiet person may simply prefer listening before speaking. Someone who appears distracted may be thinking carefully about a response or may have unrelated concerns. Assuming certainty based on limited observations can easily lead to misunderstandings.