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Paralanguage is important in forming and maintaining impressions. This term refers to

Paralanguage is important in forming and maintaining impressions. This term refers to

a. all nonverbal information, including gestures, eye contact, etc.
b. variations in speech, not including the actual verbal content
c. the synchrony of speech and body movement that occurs between
people of similar backgrounds and temperaments
d. the use of colloquialisms and slang that conveys information about
background and education

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