Studies Show That When People Are Talking

question 12

Multiple Choice

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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Definitions:

Delay of Gratification

The ability or decision to postpone immediate satisfaction in order to achieve a future benefit or reward.

Immediate Comforts

Immediate or short-term pleasures or alleviations of discomfort that may not necessarily contribute to long-term well-being.

Human Nature

The innate characteristics, behaviors, and qualities that define humans, including both biological and psychological aspects.

Altruistic

Showing selfless concern for the well-being of others; often characterized by behavior that benefits others at a personal cost.