In a team meeting, a member sits forward on the edge of the chair and continually watches the speaker. What may this indicate?

Correct answer: High interest or readiness

Leaning forward on the edge of a chair and maintaining visual attention are non-verbal cues commonly associated with interest, involvement, or readiness to respond. Thus option A is the most appropriate answer. These behaviours do not normally suggest deep disinterest or complete tiredness. Nevertheless, posture can also reflect restlessness or anxiety, so the meeting’s context and the member’s facial expression should be considered.