What is the location of the pressure point for the Hypoglossal angle?

The hypoglossal angle is located under the jawline, specifically just beneath the angle of the mandible (the lower jaw). This area is significant because applying pressure here can effectively control or influence an individual's movements during defensive tactics or self-defense situations. The jaw structure in this location has sensitive nerves and muscles that can be impacted by pressure, making it an effective point for eliciting compliance or inflicting temporary discomfort.

The other options refer to locations that do not correspond to the hypoglossal angle. For example, pressing under the nose may affect the facial nerves, while the middle of the neck and the area inside the clavicle serve different purposes and are not associated with the same tactical advantage as the area under the jawline.