Vocalic behaviors that go along with verbal behaviors to convey meaning are known as
A) fundamental frequency.
B) enunciation.
C) paralanguage.
D) paravocalic devices.

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Paralanguage includes nonverbal vocalic behaviors such as tone, pitch, volume, and pace, which are used in conjunction with verbal communication to convey meaning. Fundamental frequency refers to the baseline pitch of a person's voice, enunciation refers to the clarity of pronunciation, and paravocalic devices are nonverbal vocal effects such as coughing or grunting that can accompany speech but are not used to convey additional meaning.

Vocalic Behaviors That Go Along with Verbal Behaviors to Convey