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Why does my brother nod when i ask him a question?he always tried to minimize his verbal communication when i try to talk to him. he knows how to talk
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Normal: Everyone has their preferred mode of communication. Some people have more eye contact and some people less. Some people prefer to communicate more verbally and others prefer to communicate with gestures.
Answered 12/8/2016
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