Which of the following statements is false about the physical aspects of a person's nonverbal behavior?
A) When the sender speaks fast and fluently, receivers often feel the sender has negative feelings about the receiver.
B) Senders who increase the rate and volume of speech can persuade a receiver to accept a message.
C) Senders who look away from the receiver imply uncertainty about the message.
D) Moving closer to the receiver can imply a positive attitude toward the receiver.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The statement that when the sender speaks fast and fluently, receivers often feel the sender has negative feelings about the receiver is false. Speaking fast and fluently can be interpreted in various ways, including confidence or enthusiasm about the subject, rather than negative feelings towards the receiver.

Which of the Following Statements Is False About the Physical