Answer:
The correct answers are turn-maintaining cues, turn-requesting cues, turn-yielding cues.
Explanation:
Turn-maintaining cues are the ones that express a desire to keep control of the conversation, such as touching the listener's shoulder.
Turn-maintaining cues refer to the ones that express a desire to speak, such as eye contact, and vocalizations or rhetorical questions.
Turn-yielding cues renounce to control of the conversation, meaning that the speaker should look at the listener in silence, or not speak for a period of time that indicates the speaker is done talking.
