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1. mrs. carson is frowning, has her arms crossed over her chest, and is looking at her watch as she waits for her turn. what is her body language conveying?
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1. mrs. carson is frowning, has her arms crossed over her chest, and is looking at her watch as she waits for her turn. what is her body language conveying?

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Answer: impatience

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this is because she's looking at her watch meaning she wants the time to go and she's waiting, so this means she isn't patient and wants to get what she wants asap

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Impatience

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She cannot endure the waste of time because of this she is impatience.

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