Residents of El Paso may have wondered about the appropriate amount of eye contact to make when speaking or listening to someone. According to a psychologist, people tend to look more when listening than when speaking. This insight comes from Judith Hall, a social psychologist and professor.

She notes that eye contact is not typically a fixed stare, but rather a subtle movement of the eyes. Further details on this topic are available from the source, including additional comments from Judith Hall.