The response to a message sent by a receiver back to a source is known as __________.
A) paralanguage
B) feedback
C) reaction
D) context

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Feedback refers to the response given by a receiver back to a source. It allows the source to know whether their message was understood and received as intended. Paralanguage is nonverbal vocal cues, such as tone and pitch, that accompany verbal communication. Reaction is a general term that could refer to any response or behavior. Context refers to the circumstances or surroundings in which communication takes place.

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