Generally speaking, the more attention paid to the other person during face-to-face interactions:
A) the more nervous the other person will be
B) the more likely the other person is to make a critical error of judgement
C) the more likely the other person is to pay attention to the speaker
D) the more valued and important that person feels

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When we pay attention to someone during face-to-face interactions, it signals to them that they are valued and important. This can help to build trust and rapport, and create a positive interpersonal dynamic. As a result, the other person is more likely to feel engaged and invested in the conversation, rather than nervous or prone to making critical errors.

Generally Speaking, the More Attention Paid to the Other Person