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Teen Nonverbal Signals

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Teen Nonverbal Signals

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Decode teen body language

by Brenda Anderson
1

What does folded arms usually signal in teens during a conversation?

2

A teen avoiding eye contact most often conveys what feeling?

3

Smiling with tight lips but no eyes usually indicates:

4

Nodding while listening in a teen conversation commonly signals:

5

Fast, erratic movements in a teen crowd often show:

6

Leaning in toward someone in a group can signal:

7

Crossed legs away from someone in conversation can indicate:

8

Touching hair or face repeatedly during talks may reveal:

9

Prolonged silence after a question can mean:

10

A teen who mirrors another’s posture often shows:

11

Which nonverbal cue often shows interest and attention when listening?

12

What does a smile usually communicate in conversations with peers?

13

What is a sign that someone is uncomfortable in a group setting?

14

Which gesture can mean agreement or approval in many cultures?

15

Why is personal space important in conversations?

16

What does a rigid posture typically signal in social situations?

17

How can tone of voice affect nonverbal messages?

18

What might minimal facial expressions convey in a meeting?

19

Which is an appropriate nonverbal behavior when listening?

20

In a different culture, a gesture like a thumbs-up can mean?

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