Seeming to Not Want to Hear What Others Are Saying

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Seeming to Not Want to Hear What Others Are Saying

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Appearing aloof is especially difficult for women, who often want to connect socially but have difficulty doing so. Impulsivity (in one's own statements) and inattention (while others may be conversing) can emphasize this issue.

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By Eileen Bailey— Last Modified: 11/07/2012, First Published: 06/14/2011

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