A Common Attempt-Suppressing Signal, According to Argyle (1975) Is

question 80

Multiple Choice

A common attempt-suppressing signal, according to Argyle (1975) is:

• A) lifting a stranger's hand from one's knee
• B) continuing to speak in the same pitch, but slightly louder or faster
• C) turning one's face away when another person tries to make eye contact
• D) slowly moving away from a person who is attempting to involve you in a long story
• E) glaring at an insurance salesperson as soon as she tries to approach you

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