​In the Context of Cultural Differences in Nonverbal and Verbal

​In the context of cultural differences in nonverbal and verbal communication, all of the following are true except that:

A) First Nations clients may manifest a more indirect communication style than North Americans.
B) Japanese people may nod their heads simply to indicate they are paying close attention, which has nothing to do with agreement.
C) in Chinese culture, when two people talk to one another, they use much less eye contact, especially when it is with the opposite sex.
D) people from the Middle East consider it disrespectful when leaning forward and making direct eye contact.