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A person maintains little eye contact during a conversation. Why is it wrong to treat this as definite proof of dishonesty?

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Correct answer: Shyness, cultural norms, or anxiety may also cause it

The governing concept is contextual interpretation of non-verbal communication. Low eye contact can sometimes be associated with discomfort, but it is not a reliable or definite test of dishonesty. Shyness, anxiety, fear, concentration, cultural norms, or a person’s usual communication style may produce the same behaviour. Therefore, option D is correct. The other choices use absolute claims: eye contact can carry meaning, and neither words alone nor low eye contact automatically proves honesty or deceit.

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Non-Verbal CommunicationEye ContactBody LanguageCultural NormsAnxietyNon VerbalCommunication Skills IArtificial Intelligence

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