For people from some non-Western cultures, the active, involved posture (leaning forward, eye contact)is:
A)Intense, threatening, and intrusive.
B)A sign that the interviewer is thoughtful and respectful.
C)Completely irrelevant, as most non-Western cultures do not place much importance on nonverbal behavior.

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In some non-Western cultures, maintaining distance and avoiding direct eye contact is a sign of respect and politeness. Therefore, the active posture of leaning forward and making eye contact may be perceived as intrusive or even aggressive.

For People from Some Non-Western Cultures, the Active, Involved Posture