The tone, tempo, and volume in which one speaks is a nonverbal cue known as:
A) artifacts
B) paralanguage
C) body language
D) proximity

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Paralanguage refers to the nonverbal cues in spoken communication, including tone, tempo, and volume. Artifacts refer to physical objects or symbols used to convey meaning, body language refers to nonverbal cues communicated through posture and movements, and proximity refers to physical distance between communicators.

The Tone, Tempo, and Volume in Which One Speaks Is