When we often interupt a person who is speaking to us, we'er likely to give the impression that we?

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Tarnjeet Singh · Answer 1 · 2019-01-17T03:03:43+0000

I would personally say that you underestime the person, by making his/her realise that you are not interested or enthusted by his or her conversing.
However, it may also signalise that we want to change topic or feel enthusiastic or uncomfortable.

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