Increases in distance between communicators leads to increases in gaze and mutual gaze. The exception to this rule is with women, being more than 6 feet from their interactants, brought a sharp decline in their gazing.

1. True

2. False

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Reagan Kennedy

Social Studies

18 October, 06:42

Increases in distance between communicators leads to increases in gaze and mutual gaze. The exception to this rule is with women, being more than 6 feet from their interactants, brought a sharp decline in their gazing.

1. True

2. False

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Billie · Answer 1

1. True

Explanation:

A mutual graze is grazing process when the two-person are facing each other and making a eye contact and are communicating that leads to the mutual graze. And this acts as a communicative link between the two. When being more than 6 feet ways the graze is reduced and can be brought under a Sharpe decline.

Increases in distance between communicators leads to increases in gaze and mutual gaze. The exception to this rule is with women, being more than 6 feet from their interactants, brought a sharp decline in their gazing.1. True2. False

Increases in distance between communicators leads to increases in gaze and mutual gaze. The exception to this rule is with women, being more than 6 feet from their interactants, brought a sharp decline in their gazing.

1. True

2. False