Which is true of nonverbal behavior of middle-class urban dwellers in the nineteenth century?
A) The women expressed their personalities by wearing vivid colors.
B) The modern suit emerged for men: a dark, sober, anonymous uniform.
C) Women felt perfectly safe in the streets and often walked alone.
D) Nonverbal behavior was lively and designed to draw attention to the self.

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The modern suit, characterized by its dark, sober, and uniform appearance, emerged for men in the nineteenth century as a symbol of professionalism and respectability among middle-class urban dwellers. This shift towards a more standardized form of dress reflects broader societal changes and attitudes towards work, class, and gender roles during this period.

Which Is True of Nonverbal Behavior of Middle-Class Urban Dwellers