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1. www.researchgate.net › publication › 346007384_Why(PDF) Why people make friends: The nature of friendship

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   Nov 18, 2020 · First, a combination of qualitative research methods were used to identify 41 perceived reasons why people make friends. Using a sample of 1,316 Greek-speaking participants, these reasons were...

2. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullWhy people make friends: The nature of friendship

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   Nov 18, 2020 · This human universal raises the question of why people make friends, which the current research aims to address. The ethologist Nikolaas Tinbergen proposed four major categories for explaining an organism's behavior, namely, adaptive value, phylogeny, mechanism, and ontogeny (Tinbergen, 1963 ).

   • Author: Menelaos Apostolou, Despoina Keramari, Antonios Kagialis, Mark Sullman

   • Publish Year: 2021

3. www.theatlantic.com › entertainment › archiveMillions of People Reading Alone, Together: The Rise of ...

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   But now that more than 25 million people have discovered Goodreads, the site offers much more than a chance to virtually peek at friends’ bookshelves and compile lists of titles to read in the ...

4. www.bbc.com › future › articleDoes reading fiction make us better people? - BBC

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   Reading fiction has been said to increase people’s empathy and compassion. But does the research really bear that out? Textual Healing is a season that explores the benefits of reading...

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   Read Free Library Books Online. Millions of books available through Controlled Digital Lending. Set a Yearly Reading Goal. Learn how to set a yearly reading goal and track what you read. Keep Track of your Favorite Books. Organize your Books using Lists & the Reading Log. Try the virtual Library Explorer.

6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 309187516(PDF) Friendship - ResearchGate

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   Jan 1, 2018 · PDF | Friendship experiences are universal. Although the nature of friendship does change across the lifespan (e.g., from a relationship based on... | Find, read and cite all the research...

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   Why do people make friendships?

   • People are motivated to make friendships to have people around to support them, and accordingly, this study found that supportiveness and loyalty were among the most commonly reported traits.

   Why people make friends: The nature of friendship - Apostolou - 2021

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   Why do people make friends with other people?

   • The second factor to emerge was labeled “Mating,” ested them romantically. Furthermore, they indicated that they would make friends with people to approach their friends' friends or relatives who interested them romantically. They would their social circle so as to have higher chances of meeting prospective mates.

   (PDF) Why people make friends: The nature of friendship - ResearchGate

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   Are people more likely to read online than read word for word?

   • We’ve been saying this since 1997: People rarely read online — they’re far more likely to scan than read word for word. That’s one fundamental truth of online information-seeking behavior that hasn’t changed in 23 years and which has substantial implications for how we create digital content.

   How People Read Online: New and Old Findings | Nielsen Norman Group

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   Why do people like Goodreads so much?

   • It turned out there was a massive community of people who had book blogs, and were blogging [as they read books and writing reviews after they finished them], and they each had 10 friends on their blogroll who did the same thing. Goodreads was just a better way of doing what they already wanted to do, and they adopted us in droves.

   Millions of People Reading Alone, Together: The Rise of Goodreads

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   Why do friendships end?

   • Our findings suggest that people make friends to have around them others to socialize with, which predicts that, if friends are not around, friendships will not last. Consistent with this prediction, Rose (1984) found that physical separation (e.g., moving to a new house or city) was one main reason why friendships end.

   Why people make friends: The nature of friendship - Apostolou - 2021

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   Are women more likely to make friends?

   • Accordingly, women are more likely to make friends, especially those of the opposite sex, to have people around them who are willing and able to support and protect them (Ellis, 1992; Mesnick, 1997; Ryder, Maltby, Rai, Jones, & Flowe, 2016; Snyder et al., 2011; M. Wilson & Mesnick, 1997).

   Why people make friends: The nature of friendship - Apostolou - 2021

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8. www.nngroup.com › articles › how-people-read-onlineHow People Read Online: New and Old Findings

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   Apr 5, 2020 · We’ve been saying this since 1997: People rarely read online — they’re far more likely to scan than read word for word. That’s one fundamental truth of online information-seeking behavior that hasn’t changed in 23 years and which has substantial implications for how we create digital content.