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Psychology: Looking Away During Conversations May Indicate Cognitive Overload
A psychology article suggests that individuals who avoid eye contact while speaking with friends may be experiencing cognitive overload rather than just shyness. The piece also touches on how people utilize increased free time during summer, such as traveling or hiking.
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