All of the following are possible correct interpretations of the silence of a Native American except:
A) assurance.
B) thoughtfulness.
C) respect.
D) ambiguity.

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Silence in Native American cultures is often interpreted as a sign of respect, thoughtfulness, or ambiguity, reflecting a moment of consideration or the complexity of a situation. However, interpreting silence as assurance is not typically aligned with Native American cultural interpretations, making it the exception.

All of the Following Are Possible Correct Interpretations of the Silence