Social Curiosity: Overt Vs Covert
Overt Social Curiosity
- It means having an underlying interest in knowing what makes other people tick and other people's thoughts, feelings, and behavior.
- Having OSC is a link to healthy psychological outcomes such as open-mindedness and agreeableness.
Covert Social Curiosity
- The information gathered about other people with CSC is through indirect means of discovering what other people are like such as gossiping or snooping.
- Those who have CSC have less adaptive psychological outcomes.
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