Why We Sometimes Think We’re Being Watched

Most likely you’ve ever had the feeling that there was someone staring at you from behind your back, even if you couldn’t actually see anyone. You are not alone. Apparently, this is a shared experience among many of us and there are even studies covering the reasons why we sometimes feel that way, with more than one explanation.So that’s why Bright Side decided to gather some examples of what might be going on when you have that shiver down your spine and the feeling that there is someone watching you.

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