The Gaze Paradox
People often overestimate how much they are being observed while simultaneously underestimating the attention they pay to others. This paradox reveals that when we’re not directly interacting, we feel like observers, but in conversations, self-consciousness takes over. Factors like clothing choices can heighten our perception of being watched, illustrating the complex dynamics of social interactions.In this clip
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