Which of the following is NOT a form of information?

The answer is accurate because non-verbal refers to ways of communicating without the use of spoken or written language. Instead, non-verbal communication encompasses body language, facial expressions, and gestures, which are means of conveying information but do not represent a distinct form of information in the same way that verbal, written, or visual forms do.

Verbal communication (which includes speech) involves words spoken or spoken to convey information effectively. Written communication, on the other hand, involves any content recorded in a language format, such as papers or digital texts. Visual communication utilizes imagery, symbols, or visual aids to convey information. Each of these represents a clear and established category of information, unlike non-verbal communication, which describes methods of conveying messages rather than a direct form of information itself.