Responding to a message is:
A)deciding whether or not to pay attention to the message.
B)giving focused attention to the speaker during the speech.
C)giving verbal and nonverbal feedback during and after the presentation.
D)the listener's interest in the topic of the speech.
E)a reaction that occurs in the presence of objectionable content.

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Responding to a message involves providing verbal and nonverbal feedback to the speaker during and after the presentation. This can include nodding, making eye contact, asking questions, and providing verbal feedback such as affirmations or summaries of key points. Responding also involves actively listening and giving focused attention to the speaker during the speech. Deciding whether or not to pay attention to the message or having an interest in the topic are not necessarily part of responding to a message. A reaction to objectionable content is also not always necessary for responding to a message.

Responding to a Message Is