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Psychology Of People Who Avoids Eye Contact | The Silent Language of the Averted Gaze

Have you ever judged someone for not looking you in the eye? You might want to rethink that. In this video, we break down the real psychology behind avoiding eye contact — and why everything you think you know about it is probably wrong. We cover the neuroscience of social anxiety and how the amygdala triggers a fear response during direct eye contact, the cognitive load theory that explains why looking away actually helps some people think more clearly, how autism and ADHD make eye contact physically painful and neurologically overwhelming, the deep connection between shame, low self-esteem, and the lowered gaze, and why in dozens of cultures around the world, avoiding eye contact is actually a sign of deep respect — not dishonesty. Whether you're into body language, psychology, human behavior, social skills, or just trying to understand people better, this video will completely change the way you read people. Stop misreading the silent signals. Start understanding what people are really telling you — even when they're not saying a word.