Shifts in eye contact, slight head movements, posture changes, and nodding to tell another person when to finish what he or she is saying are all examples of nonverbal behaviors ________.
A) managing impressions and identities
B) displaying feelings
C) regulating interaction
D) providing information

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These nonverbal behaviors are used to regulate interaction between speakers, indicating when one person should finish speaking and the other should start.

Shifts in Eye Contact, Slight Head Movements, Posture Changes, and Nodding