Nonverbal Cues of Dominance Communicate

question 13

Multiple Choice

Nonverbal cues of dominance communicate

• A) active interest and emotional involvement.
• B) closeness and power.
• C) status, position, and importance.
• D) liking and pleasure.

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Definitions:

Peter Senge

A systems scientist and senior lecturer at MIT, known for his work on learning organizations and the author of "The Fifth Discipline."

Self-Interest

An individual's actions and decisions guided by personal gain or benefit, often considered a motivating factor in economic theory.

Learning Organisation

A type of organization that actively seeks to acquire knowledge and adapt to change effectively through continuous improvement and employee engagement.

Continuous Improvement

An ongoing effort to enhance products, services, or processes to increase efficiency and quality.