The listening stage in which listeners give verbal and nonverbal feedback to the speaker is called the:​

A) Sensing stage​
B) Interpreting stage
C) Responding stage
D) ​Memory stage

The responding stage is when the listener gives verbal and nonverbal feedback to the speaker. This feedback can include nodding, saying "mm-hmm" or "ok," asking questions, or giving a summary of what the speaker has said. The sensing stage is when the listener physically receives the message, while the interpreting stage is when they interpret or make meaning of the message. The memory stage is when the listener retains the information for later use.