Which of the following is true of using gestures as a type of nonverbal communication?

A) Gestures are not linked to speaking.
B) Gestures may help determine the emotional state of a person.
C) A particular gesture can only be interpreted in one way.
D) Gestures are the most important features of body language.
E) In general, the louder someone speaks, the less emphatic the gestures used.

Gestures can provide insight into a person's emotional state and can complement verbal communication. However, interpreting gestures requires considering context and cultural norms, so a particular gesture may have different interpretations depending on the situation and audience. Gestures are just one aspect of body language and should be considered in conjunction with other nonverbal cues such as facial expressions, posture, and tone of voice. The use of gestures may vary depending on the individual and their communication style.