The constant mirror: Self-view and attitudes to virtual meetings
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Highlights：
• Self-view during web conferencing is widely believed to adversely affect user attitudes.
• Two studies of people regularly attending virtual meetings test this assumption.
• The apparent effect of self-view is moderated by trait public self-consciousness.
• Those low in this trait view virtual meetings more positively at greater frequency of self-view.
摘要
•Self-view during web conferencing is widely believed to adversely affect user attitudes.•Two studies of people regularly attending virtual meetings test this assumption.•The apparent effect of self-view is moderated by trait public self-consciousness.•Those low in this trait view virtual meetings more positively at greater frequency of self-view.
论文关键词：Videoconferencing,Zoom fatigue,Virtual meetings,Remote work,Self-consciousness
论文评审过程：Received 16 March 2021, Revised 30 October 2021, Accepted 23 November 2021, Available online 27 November 2021, Version of Record 3 December 2021.
论文官网地址：https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.2021.107110
