Which non-manual markers often accompany negation phrases?

Question

(1 point)
Responses

eyebrows up
eyebrows up
shaking head
shaking head
nodding head
nodding head
mouth morpheme AHH

Answer 1

In sign language, the non-manual markers that often accompany negation phrases include:

• Shaking head: This is a common non-manual marker used to indicate negation.

While "eyebrows up" can be used in some contexts, it typically signals questioning or emphasis, rather than negation specifically. Therefore, in the context of negation, the correct response would be shaking head.