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Skewed gaze広島大学
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Scientists from Hiroshima University demonstrated that skewed gaze has negative impact on evaluation in the context of online job interviewing.
Researchers published their results in Scientific Reports on May 31 .
Results indicate interviewers evaluate candidates more positively when their gaze is directed at the camera compared to when the candidates look at the screen.
While the evaluators overall preferred interviewees who maintained eye contact with the camera.
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