Bavelas and colleagues (1986) had research participants observe a confederate get injured. When the confederate made eye contact with the participants, the participants expressed more _____ than when the confederate made no eye contact.

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Eye contact often increases feelings of empathy, as it creates a more personal and connected interaction, making observers more likely to feel concern for the injured confederate.

Bavelas and Colleagues (1986) Had Research Participants Observe a Confederate