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Silence from a group member is treated as agreement. Why may this conclusion be wrong?

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Correct answer: Silence may also indicate fear, hesitation, or uncertainty

The governing concept is that non-verbal behaviour must be interpreted in context. Silence may mean agreement, but it can also result from fear, hesitation, confusion, uncertainty, or discomfort in speaking. Therefore, option D gives the valid reason the conclusion may be wrong. Options A and B use the word “always,” making them too absolute, while C incorrectly dismisses the need for feedback in group communication.

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