My physics class did an online lab thing where a charged plastic rod is brought near...

My physics class did an online lab thing where a charged plastic rod is brought near a magnetic and non-magnetic conduction rod about the same size. Both ends of the magnet and the non-magnetic rod were attracted to the charged rod. I am a little confused and what forces/ different forces are causing this

Question: If the charged rod is attracted to the magnetic and the non-magnetic rod in the same way, can you conclude that there are any special interactions or forces between either of the magnetic poles and the rod?

Question: Is the interaction between magnets a different phenomenon from the electrostatic interaction of charges? Cite evidence for your answer (use question 2 to help). Keep in mind we are talking about electrostatics i.e. the charges are not moving, NOT electrodynamics where charges are in motion.

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