When a learner leans back and crosses their arms in response to a direct question, this MOST likely indicates they:
A) Know the answer but do not want to share it with the rest of the class
B) Are indifferent to the question and want to be disruptive to the class
C) Are uncomfortable with their knowledge of the correct answer
D) Are interested, invested but considering their response carefully

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Leaning back and crossing arms can be a defensive posture, often indicating discomfort or uncertainty, suggesting the learner may be unsure of their knowledge.

When a Learner Leans Back and Crosses Their Arms in Response