Which of the following is an accurate representation of how nonverbal cues reveal status differences?
A) The higher an employee's status, the easier that employee finds it to invade the territory of lower status employees.
B) Offices of senior members of a staff are often in the center of the room, surrounded by everyone else.
C) Top executives tend to position themselves to be most accessible to lower level employees.
D) People of high status in an office are typically less "protected."

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Nonverbal cues related to status often involve spatial dynamics and territoriality. Higher-status individuals may feel more entitled or at liberty to invade the personal space or territories of those with lower status, reflecting their position in the hierarchy. This is a common observation in various organizational settings.

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