Jim is concerned about nonverbal communication issues related to cross-cultural communication. He should know ______.
A. nonverbal communication is the same no matter which country or culture you find
yourself in
B. in certain Arabic cultures, it may be viewed as rude and intrusive to look into another
person’s eyes
C. people are more comfortable standing farther away in Japan than in the United
States or Venezuela
D. in the United States, not making eye contact is a sign of respect
B. in certain Arabic cultures, it may be viewed as rude and intrusive to look into another
person’s eyes
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