Eye contact
TopicHeard in 2 episodes across 1 show since Sep 2026
Eye contact occurs when two individuals look directly into each other's eyes at the same time. It is a fundamental form of nonverbal communication that significantly influences social behavior, though its customs and meaning vary widely across different cultures, neurotypes, and religions.
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What experts have said about Eye contact
3 statements · 3 positive
Eye contact is associated with oxytocin production.
“when we are making eye contact, Chemically, we're producing oxytocin”
Open the episode · Vanessa Van Edwards: The Conversation Habit That Makes Smart People UnlikableListen at 2:13:51
Around 60–70% eye contact is considered more ideal in Western cultures.
“60-70% eye contact is, is more ideal in Western cultures.”
Open the episode · Likeability Expert: Stop Doing This, It’s Why People Quietly Avoid You! | Vanessa Van EdwardsListen at 2:14:28
About 60–70% eye contact is considered more ideal in Western cultures.
“60-70% eye contact is more ideal in Western cultures.”
Open the episode · Vanessa Van Edwards: The Conversation Habit That Makes Smart People UnlikableListen at 2:14:28
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2 episodes featuring Eye contact, newest first
