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identify the different reasons why people communicate

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01-22-2019, 10:32 PM

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I would also add socialising to that list of reasons why people communicate. Sometimes we just chat with our friends about nothing in particular and as well as it being a form of communication, I think it also acts as a kind of stress-relief and can positively impact self-esteem.

Dan

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