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07-02-2017
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Identify the type of body movement

cupping a hand behind an ear to request more volume

A.adaptor
B.emblem
C.illustrator
D.affect display
E.regulator

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Аноним Аноним

07-02-2017

I think this is A. Adaptor

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luciasadowski luciasadowski

13-09-2019

Answer:

Cupping a hand behind an ear to request more volume is an emblem (B) type of body movement.

Explanation:

Emblems are non-verbal body movements that have a verbal counterpart. This verbal counterpart can vary according the community, because not all non-verbal cues or emblems are interpreted in the same way in all places. In this case, the verbal counterpart would be "please, speak up" or "turn up the volume".

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