During a conversation one speaker is making sounds ("hmm hmm"), words ("yep"), or gestures (e.g., nodding) to show that he or she is still listening, is understanding, or is agreeing. This is a form of:

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Back-channel communication refers to the nonverbal cues, such as sounds or gestures, that a listener uses to show engagement and understanding while another person is speaking. It is a crucial aspect of active listening and can help maintain the flow of conversation.

During a Conversation One Speaker Is Making Sounds ("Hmm Hmm")