Cross-Cultural Differences in the Perception of Nonverbal Behavior Are Least

question 111

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural differences in the perception of nonverbal behavior are least prevalent in which of the following types of judgments?

• A) Evaluations of emotions and facial features
• B) Interpretations of head-nodding and hand signals
• C) Preference for personal space
• D) Inferences drawn regarding eye contact

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