In a Study of Pairs of Same-Sex Subjects in the United

Multiple Choice

In a study of pairs of same-sex subjects in the United States, it was found that:

A) high status subjects spent as much or more time looking at the other while talking as while listening
B) low status subjects spent more time looking at the other while talking than while listening
C) low status subjects spent more time looking at the other while talking only when they were discussing an issue in their area of expertise
D) when the high status subjects were experts on a topic, they looked at the other more while listening than while talking
E) when there was no difference in expertise, the low status subjects spent more time looking at the other while talking than while listening