Vocalizations Like "Uh Huh," "Oh," and "Umm" That Encourage Others

question 12

Multiple Choice

Vocalizations like "uh huh," "oh," and "umm" that encourage others to continue speaking or indicate that we would like to speak are called

• A) encouragers.
• B) verbal responders.
• C) back-channel cues.
• D) channel discrepancies.

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