We get most of the message (and all of the emotional nuance behind the words) from vocal tone, pacing, facial expressions and body language.

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"Words do not describe it but the expressions and the emotions that have been shown certainly do, " Kirtley said.

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The physicians then learn how to respond with their own appropriate emotions, body language, facial expressions, and words, without losing professional stability.

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