Speakers are almost never interrupted when:
A) they look directly into the eyes of participants
B) they drop the pitch of their voice
C) * they look away from participants
D) they close their eyes to signal that they are searching for the right word or expression

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When speakers look away from participants, it sends a nonverbal signal that they are not open to interruptions and are fully focused on speaking. Therefore, they are less likely to be interrupted.

Speakers Are Almost Never Interrupted When