Gaze and Mutual Gaze
An individual looking at another person
Gaze
People may look at their partner to indicate the conclusions of thought units and to check their partner's attentiveness and reactions
Monitoring
Eye gaze establishes a virtual......
obligation to interact
We gaze ______ at people and things perceived as rewarding
More
Self-esteem and Self-condfidence are associated with
Gazing Patterns
A situation in which two interactants are looking at each other, usually in the region of the face
Mutual Gaze
Responses may be demanded or suppressed by looking
Regulatory
During a moment of mutal looking it is highly likely that the listner will with a
Back Channel Response
True or Flase
Faces are considered more likable if the eyes are shifting toward the viwer.
True
We look into someones eyes what do we notice?
eye size, color, postion, eyebrows, and wrinkles around the eyes
What is considered "looking someone in the eyes"?
A series of rapid, repeated scans of several parts of the face
People tend to look away when having difficulty processing information or deciding what to say
Cognitive
People use ______ to prevent unwated social interactions
Gaze Avoidance
An _____ ______ of gaze can both signal a wish for more involvment and be an idication that heightened involvment has occurred
Increased Amount
When do both listners and speakers have a tendency to aviod gazing?
When trying to process difficult or complex ideas
True or False
People gaze more while taking than while listening.
False
People gaze more while LISTENING than while TALKING.
The degree and nature of involvement or emotional arousal may be revealed through looking
Expressive
The ________ effect has been observed not only in humans but in a number of species.
Gaze-cuing
The percentage of time spent looking at another while speaking divided by the percentage of time spent looking
Visual Dominace Ratio
It may be difficult to judge what emotion is being expressed without being able to see the _____
Eyebrows