Being late for a meeting sends what type of nonverbal message to the group?
A) The message will vary based on the beliefs of the group.
B) The message will be that your time is more important than theirs.
C) The message will be that you are overworked and have too much to do.
D) There will not be any nonverbal message attached to being late for a meeting.
E) The message will be that the subject matter of the meeting is not important.
Answer: A
Explanation: A) Like touch, time and space can be used to assert authority, imply intimacy, and send other nonverbal messages. For instance, some people try to demonstrate their own importance or disregard for others by making other people wait; others show respect by being on time. Expectations and interpretation regarding time vary by culture, or whoever is in the group meeting.
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