Thinking with your eyes

Reading a book or playing a game on my tablet or phone requires a lot of focus. At times like these, I don't need to think with my eyes about what is going on around me.

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To think with my eyes, I need to look around at the situation I am in and try to notice where I am, what people are doing in the situation, what is expected of me, and how people are feeling.

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"Thinking with your eyes" and "making eye contact" are the same thing.

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It is posible to make a smart guess about what someone is thinking about by noticing what they are looking at.

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If a person is looking at my teacher, it's less likely that person is thinking about me.

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"Observing" means writing down what people are doing in a situation.

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Thinking with my eyes when I'm talking to another person is expected behavior.

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People are expected to think with their eyes only at school.

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Kids can think with their eyes to figure out how their mom or dad is feeling.

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Thinking with my eyes is something I do just once, when I first enter a situation.

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