Eye contact is an invaluable component of nonverbal communication, transcending language barriers to convey emotions, establish connections, and foster trust. Its significance resonates across myriad ...

Have you ever noticed someone avoiding eye contact with you during a conversation? This subtle behavior can carry a wealth of meaning, often leaving you to wonder about the other person’s thoughts and ...

If the title of this article caught your eye, that's a good start—it might even help you reflect on where your eyes typically focus and where they don’t. Eye contact, once a cornerstone of human ...

Making eye contact builds trust, interest, and a desire to connect. It creates a bond that can express a wide range of emotions—surprise, excitement, curiosity. Making eye contact in a work meeting ...

One of our primary modes of making contact with others is by looking into someone’s face. You see their smile, their frown, their tears, their laugh lines, their wrinkled brow; and they see yours.

We have all heard the advice: pay attention to your dining companion on a first date if you want a second. That means not looking at your phone but your partner/ prospective paramour. But does that ...

Nonverbal communication is an essential aspect of effective communication, especially in professional settings. While speaking clearly and with confidence is another crucial element of succeeding ...

Last week's feature focused on communication skills and their importance in the workplace. This week's feature is about the other side of communication-listening skills. Hearing is the physical ...