How can we use our nonverbal cues to show respect and validation for someone's perspective during a conversation, especially when we may not agree with their point of view?

We can use nonverbal cues such as maintaining eye contact, nodding, and leaning in to show that we are actively listening and respecting the other person's perspective. It is important to avoid crossing our arms, rolling our eyes, or displaying other negative body language that may signal disrespect. Additionally, mirroring the other person's body language can help create a sense of connection and validation for their perspective, even if we do not agree with it. Overall, being mindful of our nonverbal cues can help foster a respectful and validating conversation, regardless of differing viewpoints.