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Social Simon Effect

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What is the social Simon effect? The research team conducted psychological experiments using the indicator “SSE: social Simon effect.” Simply put, the social Simon effect can be described as the effect whereby feeling that someone is beside you makes reaction speed to sounds faster than when performing alone.

Source updated 2024-01-18 · Snapshot 2026-10-08

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