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Interesting Studies On Making First Impression, Friendship, And Relationships
You didn't know about
Did you know how long it takes to become a close friend from the first time you meet someone? When you interact with people, do you often worry if they like you or not? Did you know that your relationship is a key part of your well-being?
On the surface, these questions may seem trivial. However, to demonstrate how important they are, here are interesting studies that I found that can help you improve your interactions with people, make friends, and build better relationships.
Actually, People Like You More Than You Think
We often worry about making a good first impression and thinking about whether people like us.
People are generally agitated by the fear of making a bad first impression, whether it’s a job interview, meeting new colleagues, a date, or meeting a boyfriend’s mother.
You met someone and you have this sneaky feeling you messed up. You think you were boring, or that your joke was in bad taste. You’re curious whether they thought you were rude or annoying. So you’re afraid they won’t like you.
It turns out your worries may be unfounded.