The study of the communicative function of touch is known as A) haptics. B) paralinguistics. C) chronemics.

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The study of the communicative function of touch is known as

A) haptics.
B) paralinguistics.
C) chronemics.

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Answer:

a. haptics

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Haptics refers to the study of communication by touch.

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