Groupings of nonverbal behaviors that indicate a possible negative intent (e.g., crossed arms, closed body posturing, frowning, or turning away) while other behaviors (smiling, open gestures with arms and hands, and friendly touching) indicate positive message intent.

Clusters of nonverbal behavior.

Explanation:

Non-verbal communication is the form of communication that does not involve the use of language. This communication is done using gestures, symbols, etc.

Non-verbal clusters is one of Five c's of non-verbal communication.

Non-verbal clusters is the grouping of non-verbal behaviors that indicate a common point. The negative non-verbal behavioral grouping, in the question, indicates that the person may not be interested or angry. While the positive non-verbal behavioral grouping, in the question, indicates that the person is interested or agrees with the other person. These grouping of negative and positive non-verbal behaviors is called the non-verbal clusters.

So, the correct answer is non-verbal clusters.

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