Psychologists agree: people who cross their arms when talking to others do so not because they are rude, but for protection.
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Psychologists have concluded that crossing one's arms during a conversation does not necessarily indicate rudeness, anger, or disinterest, contrary to common perceptions that the posture is intimidating.
Instead, experts agree that individuals who cross their arms while speaking with others are often utilizing the posture as a form of self-protection.
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