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Eye Contact May Actually Be a Detriment When Trying to Prove a Point
New research suggests making eye contact is not a good way to get another person, especially someone who disagrees, to see and understand your point and comes off as intimidating in some cases.
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Making Eye Contact Doesn't Always Help Your Cause
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