Reаd the fоllоwing reаding selectiоns аnd choose the correct answer. Eye Communication You use eye contact to serve several important functions. One is to monitor feedback. For example, when you talk with others, you look at them 25intently and try to understand their reactions to what you’re saying. You try to read their feedback, and on this basis you adjust what you say. As you can imagine, successful readings of feedback will help considerably in your overall effectiveness. When you speak with two or three other people, you also maintain eye contact to secure the attention and interest of your listeners. When someone fails to pay you the attention you want, you probably increase your eye contact, hoping that this will increase attention. In regulating the conversation, eye contact additionally helps you regulate, manage, and control the conversation. With eye movements you can inform the other person that she or he should speak. A clear example of this occurs in the college classroom, where the instructor asks a question and then locks eyes with a student. This type of eye con-tact tells the student to answer the question. To signal the nature of the relationship, eye communication finally can serve as a “tie sign” or signal of the nature of the relationship between two people—for example, to indicate positive or negative regard. Depending on the culture, eye contact may communicate your romantic interest in another person, or eye avoidance may indicate respect. Some researchers note that eye contact serves to enable gay men and lesbians to signal their homosexuality and perhaps their interest in someone— an ability referred to as “gaydar.” To signal status. Eye contact is often used to signal status and aggression. Among 45many younger people, prolonged eye contact from a stranger is taken to signify aggressiveness and frequently prompts physical violence—merely because one person looked perhaps a little longer than was considered normal in that specific culture. Moreover, eye contact is often used to compensate for increased physical distance. By making eye contact you overcome psychologically the 50physical distance between yourself and another person. When you catch someone’s eye at a party, for example, you become psychologically closer even though you may be separated by considerable physical distance. If you were to create a formal outline, how many major points would your outline include?