Which Best Describes Proper Linguistic Turn-Taking Behavior

question 100

Multiple Choice

Which best describes proper linguistic turn-taking behavior?

• A)Attempt to alternate as speaker and listener.
• B)Only speak when spoken to.
• C)The more you know, the longer it is proper to speak.
• D)Try to nod approvingly when another person is taking a turn speaking.

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