In the quiet space between two people talking, the eyes often wander — and humanity has long read that wandering as betrayal or indifference. Yet psychology invites a more patient interpretation: when someone looks away, they may be thinking harder, feeling more, or simply protecting themselves from the weight of being truly seen. The science of non-verbal communication reminds us that no single gesture carries a fixed meaning, and that understanding another person has always required more than watching their eyes.
Why People Avoid Eye Contact: Psychology Reveals Multiple Explanations Beyond Dishonesty
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