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Sustained eye contact, without breaks, universally enhances trust across all cultures.
Sustained eye contact, without breaks, universally enhances trust across all cultures.
False (B)
Eye contact primarily activates the olfactory bulb in the brain, which is associated with social cognitive processes.
Eye contact primarily activates the olfactory bulb in the brain, which is associated with social cognitive processes.
False (B)
Using the '90/20 rule' – maintaining eye contact 90% of the time while speaking and 20% while listening – is universally recommended for effective communication.
Using the '90/20 rule' – maintaining eye contact 90% of the time while speaking and 20% while listening – is universally recommended for effective communication.
False (B)
In online video calls, looking slightly to the side of the camera simulates better eye contact than looking directly at it.
In online video calls, looking slightly to the side of the camera simulates better eye contact than looking directly at it.
Individuals with autism spectrum disorder always find direct eye contact overwhelmingly negative and should avoid it completely.
Individuals with autism spectrum disorder always find direct eye contact overwhelmingly negative and should avoid it completely.
Complete avoidance of eye contact invariably signals dishonesty across all social contexts.
Complete avoidance of eye contact invariably signals dishonesty across all social contexts.
Leaders who exhibit less frequent eye contact are generally perceived as more trustworthy because they appear less intimidating.
Leaders who exhibit less frequent eye contact are generally perceived as more trustworthy because they appear less intimidating.
Eye contact is solely a tool for conveying dominance and has no role in expressing empathy or providing reassurance.
Eye contact is solely a tool for conveying dominance and has no role in expressing empathy or providing reassurance.
'Mirror exercises', involving maintaining eye contact with your reflection, are ineffective for enhancing real-world eye contact skills.
'Mirror exercises', involving maintaining eye contact with your reflection, are ineffective for enhancing real-world eye contact skills.
In therapeutic settings, maintaining eye contact with a patient is always beneficial, regardless of the patient's emotional state.
In therapeutic settings, maintaining eye contact with a patient is always beneficial, regardless of the patient's emotional state.
Eye contact primarily impacts the retention of visual details but does very little to affect the recall of auditory information shared during interactions.
Eye contact primarily impacts the retention of visual details but does very little to affect the recall of auditory information shared during interactions.
In 'low-contact' cultures, prolonged eye contact communicates the genuine, profound truthfulness of what is being said.
In 'low-contact' cultures, prolonged eye contact communicates the genuine, profound truthfulness of what is being said.
If someone is actively listening, but looking away, they are being discourteous.
If someone is actively listening, but looking away, they are being discourteous.
When conversing, continually flitting your eyes around shows interest.
When conversing, continually flitting your eyes around shows interest.
If someone is talking with averted eyes, this is can be a sign of active listening.
If someone is talking with averted eyes, this is can be a sign of active listening.
Flashcards
Eye Contact
Eye Contact
Visual behavior where two individuals look at each other's eyes simultaneously.
Eye Contact: Engagement
Eye Contact: Engagement
Indicates active listening and engagement in a conversation.
Eye Contact: Relationships
Eye Contact: Relationships
Strengthens interpersonal bonds and fosters trust.
Eye Contact: Dominance
Eye Contact: Dominance
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Eye Contact: Emotions
Eye Contact: Emotions
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Cultural Eye Contact Norms
Cultural Eye Contact Norms
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High-Contact Cultures
High-Contact Cultures
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Low-Contact Cultures
Low-Contact Cultures
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The 50/70 Rule
The 50/70 Rule
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Triangle Technique
Triangle Technique
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Active Listening with Eyes
Active Listening with Eyes
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Eye Contact: Credibility
Eye Contact: Credibility
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Online Eye Contact
Online Eye Contact
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Therapeutic Eye Contact
Therapeutic Eye Contact
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Exposure Therapy
Exposure Therapy
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Description
Eye contact is a key element of nonverbal communication. It serves to establish connections, convey interest, and regulate interactions. Cultural norms dictate its appropriateness, influencing communication and interpersonal perceptions.
