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    This document provides examples of verbal structures and subcommunication that can be used in interactions. It lists common introductory questions like name, location, and occupation that start conversations but only scratch the surface. Deeper engagement comes from adding humor, playing devil's advocate, or directing the discussion with confidence through subcommunication.

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    This document provides examples of verbal structures and subcommunication that can be used in interactions. It lists common introductory questions like name, location, and occupation that start conversations but only scratch the surface. Deeper engagement comes from adding humor, playing devil's advocate, or directing the discussion with confidence through subcommunication.

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    Verbal Structure - RSDJulien

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    KarlWahlström
    This document provides examples of verbal structures and subcommunication that can be used in interactions. It lists common introductory questions like name, location, and occupation that start conversations but only scratch the surface. Deeper engagement comes from adding humor, playing devil's advocate, or directing the discussion with confidence through subcommunication.

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    Verbal structure

    1. Hey, im
    2. Are you from? Depending where you are
    3. Whats your name?
    4. What do you do?
    5. Who are you here with?
    If you think interview mode questions are youre just looking at surface layers of things
    I always try to ground what Im saying in these interview mode questions

    Subcommunication
    1. Adding to the fun
    2. Challenging
    3. Commanding

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