Which of the Following Body Language Actions Would Be Appropriate

question 20

Multiple Choice

Which of the following body language actions would be appropriate to take the pressure out of a tense situation?

• A) Leaning slightly forward
• B) Leaning slightly back
• C) Leaning further forward
• D) Folding or crossing your arms
• E) Shaking your head

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Definitions:

Superior Articular Facet

The upper joint surface of a vertebra that connects with the adjacent vertebra, facilitating spinal flexibility and support.

Costal Facet

A surface on a vertebra that connects with the rib, allowing for the rib cage's structure and movement.

Vertebral Foramen

The central opening in a vertebra through which the spinal cord passes.

Intervertebral Foramen

An opening between adjacent vertebrae through which nerves and blood vessels pass.