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In a group discussion, a student leans forward and looks towards the speaker. What does this generally indicate?

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Correct answer: Interest and attention

The governing concept is body language as non-verbal feedback. Leaning slightly forward and directing the eyes toward the speaker commonly shows that the student is engaged, listening, and interested in the discussion. Thus option A is the best answer. B, C, and D would require other supporting cues, such as turning away, frowning, interrupting, or trying to leave; one posture alone should still be interpreted cautiously.

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Body LanguageAttentionGroup DiscussionNon VerbalCommunication Skills IArtificial IntelligenceClass 9 Mcq

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