The British tend to use a lot of touching, eye contact, and other nonverbal behavior. Arabs, however, tend toward the opposite in their nonverbal style, generally avoiding touch and prolonged eye contact.

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In general, Arab cultures are more likely to use touching and close proximity in their nonverbal communication compared to British culture, which tends to be more reserved in terms of physical contact and personal space.

The British Tend to Use a Lot of Touching, Eye