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As an adult, I would tell you that eye contact is the most important aspect of communication. When you look into a person’s eyes, it means that you are giving your undivided attention. You are indicating that the other person is worthy of your attention. Eye contact also declares your level of self-confidence. Some one who is shy or insecure will tend to avoid eye contact. Teach your children that making eye contact is a positive thing. Next time you talk to someone, are you looking into their eyes?
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