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4. Erin's teacher requested that she stay after school for detention. Erin responds by rolling her eyes, clenching her jaw, and folding her arms across her chest. Erin is using a nonverbal technique to express that Oshe did not hear her teacher's request. Oshe is indifferent to detention. she sees detention as an opportunity to complete her homework. Oshe hates detention and doesn't like her teacher's decision.

4. Erin's teacher requested that she stay after school for detention. Erin responds by rolling her eyes, clenching her jaw, and folding her arms across her chest. Erin is using a nonverbal technique to express that Oshe did not hear her teacher's request. Oshe is indifferent to detention. she sees detention as an opportunity to complete her homework. Oshe hates detention and doesn't like her teacher's decision.

Business Its Legal Ethical & Global Environment

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305224414

Author:JENNINGS

Publisher:JENNINGS

Chapter12: Contracts And Sales:introduction And Formation

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