Nonverbal behavior can punctuate verbal communication by confirming or repeating what is being said, denying or confusing what is being said, strengthening or emphasizing what is being said, adding intensity to what is being said, and ____ what is being said.
A) controlling or regulating
B) eliminating or negating
C) refreshing or renewing
D) recalling or reviewing

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Nonverbal behavior can control or regulate verbal communication by signaling when to speak or stop, thus managing the flow of conversation.

Nonverbal Behavior Can Punctuate Verbal Communication by Confirming or Repeating