You made eye contact with someone you like.If it happens once, it might be a coincidence. However, if you make eye contact ...

You are mid-conversation with a friend, nodding along, and suddenly you wonder: am I looking at them too much? Or not enough? Most of us treat eye contact like an automatic reflex – something we ...

Eye contact is often treated as a basic sign of respect and attention, but for some autistic people, maintaining it can ...

A news story about a Society for Neuroscience conference report on the discovery of "eye cell" neurons that register eye contact says: This new type of neuron was discovered in a Rhesus macaque. If ...

When speaking to one another, much of the communication occurs nonverbally—through body posture, hand gestures, and the eyes. Our eye gaze during conversations, therefore, reveals a wealth of ...

As a small-business owner or leader, it is important to understand aspects of business etiquette for your dealings with business partners, associates and employees that you train. Eye contact is one ...

A common feature of autism spectrum disorder, ASD, is reduced eye contact with others in natural conditions. Although eye contact is a critically important part of everyday interactions, scientists ...

Landing a job is about more than just your experience and your achievements. A big factor in how well you interview is your nonverbal communication. That includes your posture, your body language and, ...

A kind reader let me know that Part I was stirring up discussion in a psychotherapy chat forum under the heading: "Quick - what color eyes does your T[herapist] have?" A clever participant, apparently ...

Have you ever walked into a store and known that if you saw someone you know, you’d avoid them like the plague? I will be honest, I have been there before. It’s not that I necessarily disliked the ...