Interruptions,in contrast to back-channeling cues,are attempts to take over the role of the
A)listener.
B) speaker.
C) channel.
D)message.

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Interruptions involve one person speaking over the other person, in an attempt to take control of the speaking role. Back-channeling cues, on the other hand, are small verbal or nonverbal responses used to indicate attentiveness and encouragement to the speaker. Therefore, interruptions are attempts to take over the role of the speaker.

Interruptions,in Contrast to Back-Channeling Cues,are Attempts to Take Over the Role