What are 3 hypotheses regarding nonverbal communication from your observations?

Question

Ex: When people sit at a table they usually sit across from each other.

Answer 1

That's not exactly a hypothesis, but ok

First, if you give two people each a folding chair and send them into an empty room to talk to each other, men will place chairs side by side, women will face each other, and mixed pairs will respect their own patterns, but the one who places their chair second will assert the pattern. (if the man set his chair down first, the woman will sit accross from him, if the women sets hers down first the man will sit next to her)

Eye contact is more used in mixed and female couples than in male-to-male dialogue

People who look down and to the left are lying, as are people who look you dead in the eye.

Answer 2

When a person is thinking, where they look tells a lot about them.

How they hold their arms in a discussion is also non-verbal.

Positioning during a discussion also poses communications of sorts.