With experience, consistent practice of effective interpersonal communication will continually improve your verbal and what kind of skills?

• A. Public Speaking
• B. Non-verbal
• C. Technical
• D. Writing

Answer: (B)

Interpersonal communication relies on both verbal and non-verbal cues, and consistent practice strengthens both. As you engage in conversations, you refine what you say and how you say it—your tone, pace, clarity, and word choice improve. At the same time, your non-verbal signals—eye contact, facial expressions, posture, gestures—become more aligned with your message, making communication feel more sincere and easier to read. This leads to better rapport and fewer misunderstandings over time. The other skills listed—public speaking, writing, or technical know-how—can influence communication in different contexts, but the direct enhancement that comes from daily interpersonal practice is your non-verbal skills.