Think of others to learn how to act
We observe people instinctively and notice subtleties such as what they are doing, where they are looking, and what their body language is indicating. This helps us determine if we feel comfortable around them which helps us decide if we want to interact with them and how.
If you start to feel comfortable near people, you might start to see better windows into how to act around them: when to talk or when they are unavailable. so you can make better decisions on how to proceed.
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