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Posted by ray on Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 1:07pm.

A young Asian child would probably be less inclined to engage in backchanneling than a middle-class American child does because:

a.he or she incorporates both verbal and nonverbal responses

b.middle-class children are taught and expected not to engage in backchanneling

c.non-mainstream groups are less likely to encourage child-to-adults feedback

d. backchanneling is a passive social device that benefits the listener more than the speaker

Would it be c?

The textbook states:
Another area in which mainstream children often differ from non-mainstream children is in their use of conversational responses to adults. Middle class children are taught to hold up their end of the conversation by responding verbally to adults, and by backchanneling. Backchanneling is providing feedback to the speaker to indicate that the listener is being attentive and following what the speaker is saying. Examples include such comments as uh huh, okay, or nonverbal feedback such as nodding the head to indicate attention. Young children from non mainstream cultures are somewhat likely to do this.

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