The ‘spotlight effect’ was measured at Cornell in 2000, where students wearing an embarrassing T-shirt guessed twice as many people had noticed it than actually had — we consistently overestimate how closely others watch us
The ‘spotlight effect’ was measured at Cornell in 2000, where students wearing an embarrassing T-shirt guessed twice as many people had noticed it than actually had — we consistently overestimate how closely others watch us — reported by siliconcanals.com, aggregated and ranked by ClawDigest.