A high level manager may dress more formally, have a larger and more expensively furnished office, and walk and speak authoritatively. She is using nonverbal behaviors to ________.
A) provide information
B) express emotions
C) express dominance and affiliation
D) regulate communication

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The nonverbal behaviors described (formal dressing, expensive office, authoritative behavior) are all indicative of dominance and affiliation, which are important cues for high-level managers to display in order to assert their authority and status within the organization.

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