can you?
people evaluate others for their own motives, others take time to weigh how a given person is, and whether or not to approach such a person.
do you think, this has to do with an innate ability more than actual social experience of being observed?
what are the social interactional comfort costs for this dynamics?
Dushwari
Re: One can tell that one is being observed?
selfishness
Re: One can tell that one is being observed?
In many cases, it is safer/easier to assume then to find the truth. There are a number of varying reasons for that. One of the major one is the absence of risk-taking attitude.
Re: One can tell that one is being observed?
I think people work better when they know they are being observed. Maybe this explains the "need" for a Supreme Being....Perhaps?
Re: One can tell that one is being observed?
that's so true, aly_sam. absolutely.
but that observation is not at all comparable with the kind of human observation i referred to here.
no doubt that fear of Allah swt is indeed a great motivator out of respect and love for our Maker.
best,
Dushwari