Social scientists also had to look at themselves in teleconferences, which prompted researchers to question whether dissatisfaction with one's appearance was a factor in Zoom fatigue. They've ...

This isn’t a new observation, of course. The term ‘Zoom fatigue’ has been used since the beginning of the pandemic to refer to the tiredness that comes with endless video calls. But now ...

The weariness that comes from too much videoconferencing. Coined during the COVID-19 pandemic, Zoom fatigue refers to the burnout people experience when all personal interaction is via a computer ...

Zoom fatigue, a common issue in remote work, may be driven by dissatisfaction with personal appearance during virtual meetings. A study found that this dissatisfaction leads to higher virtual ...

A Stanford University study in 2021 found that self-evaluation during calls—checking your hair, making sure you look presentable—is another cause for Zoom fatigue. Park joined four other ...

Dull, ineffective meetings were already a problem in the in-person era. Now, with COVID-19 forcing a shift from room to Zoom, they’re a virtual issue, too. However, that needn't be the case, according ...

Psychiatrist Dr. Judith shares techniques from her new book, "High Functioning," to help people live happier and healthier ...