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Non-verbal communication conveys meaning through behavior other than speech, such as body language and appearance. It is classified into three principles and can express emotions, attitudes, and accompany speech between speakers and listeners. Some advantages of non-verbal communication include the ability to communicate with those who cannot hear or are too far away, as well as to communicate briefly and save time. Formal communication follows rules and conventions for official settings, while informal communication is more casual and helps build relationships.
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