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A- Trying to listen positively
B- The person is feeling uncomfortable
C- The person is showing disinterest and trying to block communication
D- None of the above
B- The person is feeling uncomfortable
Because this is evidence that the person is trying to protect himself
Hand crossing can be interpreted as both disrespectful and offensive; so answers B & C can apply
c-The person is showing disinterest and trying to block communicationThere are times when someone hears you with attention with his/her arms closed but most of the time, it is mostly because the person is trying to block communication and showing arrogance.
I think B&C
Thank you for your invitation
the answer is B
crossing arms is a protective gesture also it means lack of trust and anxiety.
so yes they are uncomfortable.
Is this a multiple choice "test" ? are you gauging right responses ? do you have a pre determined answer ?
Is this a multiple choice “test” ? And what’s your predetermined answer ?
Q. In body language terms, what does it mean when someone talks to you with their arms crossed?
Answer – Option E. On it’s own a single gesture lacks meaningful information.
Body language is highly context dependent and idiosyncratic.
Is the room cold ? Does he/she feel cold ? What are they wearing ?
What’s the pitch & pace of their voice ?
Do they speak deliberately ?
How are their feet placed ? and torso ?
What about eye contact ? How is it maintained ?
While the arms are cross how big are their hand gestures ?
Where are they from ? and in what culture did they grow up in ?
In Short – How should we know, there’s insufficient information to draw a meaningful conclusion.
However if you want the Mickey Mouse Answers: B & C