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How could Sarah adjust her behavior to be more appropriate for a formal discussion
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Great posture, leaning in closer to the person speaking, occasionally nodding head so the person knows you’re listening, ask questions, smile, and prolong eye contact . I do it all the time it works :)
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Can you please add more detail to the question ?
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