Which of These Statements About Non-Verbal Communication in Japan Is

question 32

Multiple Choice

Which of these statements about non-verbal communication in Japan is TRUE?

• A) In Japan,non-verbal communication is less important than verbal communication
• B) In Japan,when the listener is silent after you speak,it usually means that he or she wasn't listening
• C) In Japan,people often say what the other person wants to hear but send more subtle non-verbal cues regarding their true intentions
• D) In Japan,talking at the same time as someone else shows your enthusiasm and enjoyment of the conversation

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