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Why do people tend to maintain more intense, unbroken eye contact when they are aggressively lying to you?

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Why do people tend to maintain more intense, unbroken eye contact when they are aggressively lying to you?

Why do people tend to maintain more intense, unbroken eye contact when they are aggressively lying to you?
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