Deke asks Ed to meet with him. Deke goes to Ed's office, arriving ...

[Charlie]

Deke asks Ed to meet with him. Deke goes to Ed's office, arriving well before Ed. Deke sits in a chair that is as far from Ed's desk as possible.
 
  Deke walks in, glances at Ed, walks to his desk,
  stands behind it and starts writing something in his palmtop organizer. What can you conclude
  about the formal relationship between Deke and Ed from the nonverbal communication symbols
  involved?
  A) Deke has authority over Ed and Ed is not challenging that authority.
  B) Ed has authority over Deke and Deke is not challenging that authority.
  C) Ed has authority over Deke and Deke is challenging that authority.
  D) Deke has authority over Ed and Ed is challenging that authority.

Question 2

Which part of the head provides the most important and key nonverbal symbols?
 
  A) The forehead B) The mouth C) The eyes D) The nose

[joechoochoy]

Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C

[Charlie]

TYSM

[zacnyjessica]

Excellent