Vocal qualifiers are different from vocal segregates.How are vocal segregates different from vocal qualifiers?
A) Vocal segregates are not made up of words.
B) Vocal segregates are not learned.
C) Vocal segregates are based on emphasized words.
D) Vocal segregates are the same across cultures.

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Vocal segregates are non-lexical sounds such as "um", "ah", or "hmm" that are used as pause fillers or placeholders. Vocal qualifiers, on the other hand, modify the meaning or context of words and phrases, such as "maybe", "definitely", or "probably".

Vocal Qualifiers Are Different from Vocal Segregates