People who avoid eye contact with everyone at the grocery store could be trying to avoid unwanted social interaction. They ...

Add DMNews to your Google News feed. There’s a subtle link between how we behave in adulthood and our formative years. Take avoiding eye contact, for instance. It’s not just a random quirk, but often ...

When you have eye contact anxiety, you know the dreaded feeling: as soon as someone pulls you in for a conversation, your heart kicks, and—despite knowing you shouldn't—immediately dart your eyes to ...

There has been considerable research on how nonverbal cues, particularly those coming from the eyes, affects our behavior. Here are five interesting results: 1. Eye-to-eye contact causes arousal.