NACA Animal Control Officers Practice Test

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What is a common sign of anger in body language?

Eyes softened
Eyes glaring
Mouth corners upturned
Relaxed jaw

The correct answer is: Eyes glaring

Eyes glaring is a common sign of anger in body language because it reflects heightened emotional intensity. When a person is angry, their eyes often widen, and the gaze may become more focused or intense, signaling confrontation or challenge. This is associated with a physiological response where the body prepares to respond to a perceived threat, resulting in a more aggressive demeanor. In contrast, softened eyes, upturned mouth corners, and a relaxed jaw are more indicative of calmness or happiness. These physical cues do not convey the tension or readiness for conflict that glaring eyes typically represent. Therefore, the intensity of the eye expression serves as a clear marker of anger, allowing others to recognize the emotional state effectively.