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Why is very little eye contact not always proof that a person is lying?

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Correct answer: It may also result from shyness culture or discomfort

The governing concept is that non-verbal cues are context-dependent and should not be treated as a lie detector. Limited eye contact may result from shyness, anxiety, cultural expectations, neurodiversity, or discomfort, so option A is correct. One cue cannot establish dishonesty; a fair judgment requires context and reliable evidence. Option B is overly absolute, C is irrelevant, and D is false because eye contact is a non-verbal cue.

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Eye ContactCultural ContextNon-Verbal InterpretationNon VerbalCommunication Skills IArtificial IntelligenceClass 9 Mcq

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