The Importance of Eye Contact in Healthy Humans

The term defining that two people are looking at each other's eyes is an eye contact (Harper, Wiens & Matarazzo, 1978). Eye contact is considered an effective form of nonverbal communication for communicating expressions and information with others. For example, in social exchanges, eye contacts can be used to measure each other's reactions. It is therefore a convenient social tool that can deliberately deliver nonverbal information, standardize interactions, express intimate relationships, implement social controls, and promote mission goals with others (Petterson , 1982, 1983)

It is difficult to underestimate the importance of eye contact in human relations, both at school and in the workplace. This is the most powerful form of nonverbal communication and we focus on the attention of over 43% of people. It also plays an important role in the development of emotional ties. Eye contact can be a tool to influence others. Watching colleagues during the speech conveyed confidence and respect. Long-term eye contact during discussion or disagreement may indicate that it stands on one side

Interpersonal communication is complicated, stratified, and subtle. Simple things like pulling your feet, chewing your lip, making eye contact (or avoiding eye contact) can tell the depth of emotions that each character on the keyboard can not express. The interaction between people, the use tone can be said more than words. We tried to pack it into 5 x 2 inch glass and plastic which is an arrogant act (which is also a characteristic person) because it is impossible. Ability to sympathize with our human beings But like our previous generation, we went out and encouraged me to find "people" in the atmosphere of encounter. All of these technological advances were virtually completely destroyed as they aimed at simplifying and simplifying the date process.

Eye contact plays an important role in human social interaction. Eye contacts adjust awakening and various cognitive processes. Developmental studies show direct attention to face oriented orientation and treatment of facial evidence from early childhood. Currently there are ecologically effective ways to investigate eye contact behavior in real life. Research on the use of mobile eye tracking to study the influence of different congestion situations on eye contact behavior has not been done so far. In the young sample (N = 42), a low-intensity social situation (one is sitting nearby) and a highly crowded social interaction (four are sitting nearby, balanced ), And the line-of-sight pattern was recorded by the eye-tracking device. Two important findings were discussed: First, the change in eye contact due to social congestion, secondly, moving eye tracking is an effective tool for investigating social gaze behavior in real life .