Sociolinguistic cultural markers such as group-specific intonation and expressive intensity:

A) are based on prejudices.
B) can aid ingroup identification for the group members.
C) are an expression of conflict.
D) lead to intergroup tension and misunderstanding.

Sociolinguistic Cultural Markers

Aspects of language use that indicate the cultural identity or social group membership of the speaker.

Ingroup Identification

Ingroup identification is the psychological process of aligning oneself with the norms, values, and behaviors of one's reference group, enhancing feelings of belonging and identity.

Expressive Intensity

The degree of strength or forcefulness with which emotions are expressed or communicated.