Studies show that when people are talking:
A) the speaker looks more at the listener.
B) the listener looks more at the speaker.
C) both the speaker and the listener make the same amount of eye contact.
D) they tend to stare at each other.
E) There is no consistency about data related to eye contact.

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Studies have shown that during a conversation, the listener tends to look more at the speaker than vice versa. This is because the listener is generally more attentive to the speaker's communication cues, including facial expressions and gestures.

Studies Show That When People Are Talking