Sitting behind a desk (as opposed to alongside it) indicates:
A)contempt
B)a ""take charge"" attitude
C)fear of interpersonal contact
D)a superior-subordinate relationship
E)none of the above

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Sitting behind a desk, rather than alongside it, traditionally indicates a superior-subordinate relationship, as it physically places a barrier between the two parties, often reflecting a hierarchical or authority dynamic.

Sitting Behind a Desk (As Opposed to Alongside It) Indicates