Science has an answer for why people still wave on Zoom
The so-called Zoom wave is as much a remote-work ritual as wearing sweatpants with a business-friendly top. Read on for why we do it.
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The Department of Psychology & Brain Sciences holds an inaugural lecture on the psychological role of race in the Black experience
The Washington University Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences hosted Professor Robert Sellers from the University of Michigan as the speaker for the inaugural Robert L. Williams Lecture on Oct. 23. The lecture was a part of the University’s efforts to honor Williams’ legacy after his death on Aug. 12, 2020.
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Science has an answer for why people still wave on Zoom calls
A survey this month by professional network Fishbowl found that 55% of workers wave
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Science has an answer for why people still wave on Zoom
Like the Zoom mullet and Zoom fatigue, waving at the end of videoconferences is likely here to stay.
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Science has an answer for why people still wave on Zoom
Like the Zoom mullet and Zoom fatigue, waving at the end of videoconferences is likely here to stay.
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