Предмет: Окружающий мир, автор: bui220815

Задание 2. (2 Б) Положение тела человека, поза - .....

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Автор ответа: arsenii53

Поза — это положение человеческого тела, типичное для данной культуры, элементарная единица пространственного поведения человека. Главное смысловое содержание позы состоит в размещении индивидом своего тела по отношению к собеседнику. Это размещение свидетельствует либо о закрытости, либо о расположенности к общению.

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