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    The Process of Indicating to a Speaker, Both Verbally and Nonverbally
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The Process of Indicating to a Speaker, Both Verbally and Nonverbally

Question 40

Question 40

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The process of indicating to a speaker, both verbally and nonverbally, that we are listening is called


A) hearing.
B) responding.
C) evaluating.
D) interpreting.
E) understanding.

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