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    The surprising mental impact of seeing your own face on Zoom calls

    by Cillian Sherlock Apr 22, 2024 2 minutes
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    Viewing one’s own face during video conferencing calls leads to mental fatigue, according to a study of brain activity, which found equal outcomes among men and women.

    Academics at the found that people who take part in meetings on apps like or Teams

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