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Nodding your head or making a statement such as, “Oh no!” are examples of what during a conversation? Methods that allow a speaker to check if their audience is listening Communication fillers used by
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Nodding your head or making a statement such as, “Oh no!” are examples of what during a conversation?

Methods that allow a speaker to check if their audience is listening

Communication fillers used by a speaker to make their message more relatable

Positive affirmations intended to encourage a speaker

Ways in which a listener can acknowledge the speaker

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