If You Are Constantly Fidgeting While Someone Is Speaking to You

question 12

Multiple Choice

If you are constantly fidgeting while someone is speaking to you, it is likely they may think:

• A) you are not interested in what they are saying.
• B) you are bored.
• C) you are uncomfortable.
• D) you are nervous.
• E) All of these responses are correct.

Understand the concept of metacognition and its relation to cognitive abilities.

Study the role of mental imagery in cognitive processes and its nature.

Comprehend the components and factors influencing wisdom.

Analyze the structure and interpretive flexibilities of language.

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