Since everything that occurs on a video chat is contained onto one relatively small screen, people assume it should be easy to process everything that occurs on it. "Given that we only have this finite screen in front of us, we are confident we can process everything that's in front of us," said Franklin. So people can find themselves kind of straining when when they're in a Zoom meeting. "You're missing a lot of information that perhaps you would get if you were face to face. "Online, you're relegated to a screen that may be the size of a page," said Franklin. One 2013 study of 29 pairs of close friends found that on video chats, participants felt less bonded than in in-person interactions, because they unable to fully see each other. People look at gestures, tone of voice, facial expressions and body language, in addition to the words being said, in order to interpret what is happening.īut on video, all of those non-verbal cues are gone. In real life, having a conversation is about much more than just the words you're saying. When in reality, they're not being scrutinized or criticized to the extent that they think they are." Why video chats are more stressful than face to face interaction People become extremely self conscious and think that eyes are on them.
"That imaginary audience phenomenon doesn't necessarily go away.
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