How they smile
How you can tell they're lying
Posture
Volume of speech
Nervous tics
How much eye contact they make
In a group conversation, how close they stand to others and how much they speak
While standing and talking, what they do with their hands (talk with their hands, cross their arms, put hands in pockets, prop up against the wall, etc.)
The sound of their footsteps
Their nonverbal greetings (wave, nod, hug, glare, punch, high five, knuckle, etc.)
How they get others' attention (raise hand, clear throat, say people's names, etc.)
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