Which of the following findings does not represent contemporary research on eye contact?
A) We look at people and things we like.
B) Men look more at their conversational partner than women do.
C) We look more at another person when seeking approval or wanting to be liked.
D) When we avoid looking at someone directly, it's an intentional act.
E) Our pupils dilate when we look at someone or something that is appealing or interesting to us.

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Contemporary research on eye contact does not support the idea that men look more at their conversational partner than women do. In fact, research has found no gender differences in the amount of eye contact displayed during conversation.

Which of the Following Findings Does Not Represent Contemporary Research