Research on the Ability to Understand Nonverbal Communication Indicates That

question 29

Multiple Choice

Research on the ability to understand nonverbal communication indicates that

• A) women are better at these skills-a confirmation of "women's intuition."
• B) there are no gender-related differences in these skills-a failure to confirm the concept of "women's intuition."
• C) men are better a these skills-it should be called "men's intuition."
• D) greater skill at interpreting nonverbal cues goes with the subordinate position rather than gender-it should be called "subordinates' intuition."

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