đ§ Â The Psychology Behind the Circles
The illusion plays on visual perception and cognitive focus. Research suggests that narcissists tend to process visual and social information differently. Theyâre more likely to zero in on themselves and miss subtle cues in their environment â including patterns that require patience or holistic thinking to detect.
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If you only see a few circles, you might be more self-focused, impatient, or prone to âtunnel vision.â 
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If you see many circles, it suggests youâre more observant, open-minded, and tuned into nuance â traits that contrast with narcissistic tendencies. 
Psychologist Dr. Elena Marsh, who studies personality disorders and visual cognition, explains:
âThis kind of illusion doesnât diagnose narcissism, of course â but it can highlight how someoneâs brain filters information. A person with narcissistic traits often filters out anything that doesnât directly involve or benefit them.â
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