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What is the difference between interpersonal communication and impersonal communication

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There is mechanical, stilted interaction, rather than honest sharing of feelings. Interpersonal communication often involves communicating with someone you care about. Impersonal communication involves communication with people such as a sales clerk – some you have no history with and expect no future with them.

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Jake: I know it feels like it was yesterday when I entered high school

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