Abstract
A LOT OF US HAVE recently become familiar with what what's being called Zoom fatigue—the drained feeling that follows hours spent performing before coworkers or clients or superiors, all while scanning a sea of faces that for some of us evokes the opening sequence from "The Brady Bunch." Seeing only disembodied squares of video, you have to work hard to make out the social cues that might reveal anyone else's feelings.
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