Don't look now.

In this article the author discusses the social implications inherent in making eye contact with strangers. She notes that while failure to make eye contact was considered a sign of untrustworthiness, elements of modern life are now changing this perception. The author states that eye contact and bo...

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Published in:New Statesman Vol. 137; no. 4898; p. 52
Main Author: Bottesini, Clarissa
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Published: New Statesman Ltd. 5/26/2008
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