The book The Nonverbal Advantage tells us that in the earliest days of human survival, the children who could maintain eye contact -- and therefore attract people's attention -- had the best chance of being fed and cared for.
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The next time you're asked to lead a meeting, teach a class, or give a speech, here's one way to get everyone's attention: Look at individual people instead of letting your gaze settle on the entire group.
