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What are the six categories of nonverbal cues?

The six categories of nonverbal cues are:

1. Kinesics: Body language, including facial expressions, gestures, posture, and eye contact.

2. Proxemics: Use of space and distance, including personal space, territoriality, and crowding.

3. Haptics: Touch, including handshakes, hugs, pats, and other forms of physical contact.

4. Vocalics: Nonverbal aspects of speech, including tone of voice, pitch, volume, speed, and pauses.

5. Chronemics: Use of time, including punctuality, waiting time, and pace of life.

6. Appearance: Physical appearance, including clothing, hairstyle, accessories, and grooming.

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