6.10 Mere Presence is a type of psychological phenomenon, which phenomena are defined as the mere presence of an object or person influencing behavior without any additional context or stimulus. This phenomenon has been observed in many situations, such as in a classroom setting or in a workplace. It has been observed that the mere presence of an authority figure, such as a teacher or a boss, can lead to changes in behavior without any additional input or direction. In addition, the mere presence of another person or object, such as a pet, can lead to changes in behavior in an individual, even if the individual has no prior knowledge of the person or object. There are two main types of 6.10 Mere Presence: physical presence and psychological presence. Physical presence refers to the physical presence of an object or person, while psychological presence refers to the influence of an individual's mental state on their behavior.