Nothing about the response might suggest they were thinking about what others might make of them but I assure you, no moment of embarrassment I can think of in

Nothing about the response might suggest they were thinking about what others might make of them but I assure you, no moment of embarrassment I can think of in my own case but comes with its burdens of imagined reactions of others. Perhaps their physiological model is flawed, because embarrassment is surely about nothing, if not about belief in the external reception of our actions. I'm often embarrassed about what I thought for sure. But thats a dialogue between myselves, "on the inside"