Which of the following is a difference between citing gestures and turn gestures?

Question

A) Citing gestures signal shared understanding between communicators in a conversation, while turn gestures request agreement or clarification from the sender during a conversation.
B) Citing gestures acknowledge another's feedback in a conversation, while turn gestures indicate that another person can speak or are used to request to speak in a conversation.
C) Citing gestures are categorized under the contact codes of nonverbal communication, while turn gestures are categorized under the visual-auditory codes of nonverbal communication.
D) Citing gestures are used when expressions do not have verbal referents in a particular language, while turn gestures are used even when expressions have verbal referents.
E) Citing gestures are universal and do not change from person to person, while turn gestures change based on the person, place, and time.

Answer 1

B