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The signals that manage who speaks next, such as an indrawn breath or a raised hand.
A listener draws breath and lifts a finger slightly to claim the next turn to speak.
Watch for the small bids that signal a wish to enter the conversation.
Missed bids can frustrate quieter members, so attentive hosts watch for them.
The way the most influential person in a group tends to claim central or commanding space.
ExploreThe tendency of people who agree or feel close to gather physically together.
ExploreThe unconscious matching of posture and movement among members of a cohesive group.
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