In business presentations, the "backchannel" is
A) password-protected electronic slides that only certain audience members are allowed to view.
B) electronic communication among audience members during the presentation.
C) the "notes" portion of an electronic slide, which only the presenter can see.
D) subtle, nonverbal cues the presenter sends during the presentation.

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The backchannel in business presentations refers to the electronic communication among audience members during the presentation. This could involve sharing thoughts, comments, or questions via chat or messaging platforms.

Answer: D 
 The backchannel can also refer to subtle, nonverbal cues that the presenter sends during the presentation, which can give feedback or control the flow of the presentation.

In Business Presentations, the "Backchannel" Is