During an interview a candidate repeatedly changes position on the chair. What may this indicate?

Correct answer: Restlessness or discomfort

Repeated body movement is a non-verbal cue that may reflect restlessness, physical discomfort, or nervousness. In an interview setting, frequently changing position is more consistent with uneasiness than with complete calmness or deep confidence. It does not mean that the interview has ended. Since body language can have more than one cause, the wording correctly says “may indicate,” rather than making an absolute judgment.