A study co-authored by Alice Moon, Wharton professor of operations, information and decisions, found that when people perform tasks in front of others, they are inclined to believe they are being judged harshly on their performance. But in reality, actors are much harder on themselves than the observers watching them. Such worry and stress can lead to what Moon calls the “Overblown Implications Effect,” a paper she co-authored with other researchers. In this conversation with Knowledge@Wharton, she explains “Why we should stop worrying about what others think of us”. Read the interview here :
April 9, 2020 12:28