You are engaging in complementary nonverbal behavior when you say hello and your facial expression and tone of voice convey genuine interest and pleasure in greeting someone.

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Complementary nonverbal behavior occurs when nonverbal cues supplement and enhance verbal communication. In this scenario, the verbal greeting of "hello" is complemented by the nonverbal cues of a genuine facial expression and tone of voice, which conveys interest and pleasure in greeting someone. Therefore, the answer is True.

You Are Engaging in Complementary Nonverbal Behavior When You Say