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    Eye contact is an important part of non-verbal communication. Making eye contact shows that you are paying attention to the other person and engaged in the conversation. However, cultural norms and personal preferences impact appropriate eye contact, and too much or too little can make people uncomfortable or convey the wrong message.

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    Eye contact is an important part of non-verbal communication. Making eye contact shows that you are paying attention to the other person and engaged in the conversation. However, cultural norms and personal preferences impact appropriate eye contact, and too much or too little can make people uncomfortable or convey the wrong message.

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    Eye contact is an important part of non-verbal communication. Making eye contact shows that you are paying attention to the other person and engaged in the conversation. However, cultural norms and personal preferences impact appropriate eye contact, and too much or too little can make people uncomfortable or convey the wrong message.

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    Kine Sics

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    Eye contact is an important part of non-verbal communication. Making eye contact shows that you are paying attention to the other person and engaged in the conversation. However, cultural norms and personal preferences impact appropriate eye contact, and too much or too little can make people uncomfortable or convey the wrong message.

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