In Savitsky and Gilovich's study, public speakers who were informed about the illusion-of-transparency phenomenon felt

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The study found that public speakers who were informed about the illusion-of-transparency phenomenon felt better about their speech and appearance, suggesting that knowledge of this phenomenon can mitigate its effects on individuals' perception of their own performance.

In Savitsky and Gilovich's Study, Public Speakers Who Were Informed