Paralanguage emphasis – UGC NET Question

Paralanguage includes vocal features such as pitch,volume and speed that accompany spoken words. Changing pitch and slowing speech draw attention to a key message without altering the words themselves. This is a classic use of paralanguage for emphasis.

Option A:
Semantics deals with meanings of words,not the way they are voiced.

Option B:
Proxemics involves physical distance between people,not voice quality.

Option C:
Therefore paralanguage accurately names the vocal behaviour described.

Option D:
Haptics concerns communication through touch,which is not referred to in the stem.