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being around someone often increases the likelihood of developing a connection,
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propinquity effect
The more we see and interact with someone, the more likely we are to develop positive feelings toward them.
Familiarity breeds liking:
Repeated contact reduces uncertainty and increases comfort.
Ease of interaction
Physical closeness makes spontaneous interactions more feasible
Reduced effort for interaction
Being nearby lowers the effort required to initiate contact,
Disclosure
the process of sharing personal thoughts, feelings, and information with others.
Gradual sharing:
Starting with less sensitive information and progressing to more personal details.
Reciprocity:
When one person discloses, the other is more likely to reciprocate, strengthening the bond.
Vulnerability
Sharing personal information demonstrates trust
Reciprocal Nature of Liking
refers to the tendency for individuals to like others who like them back.
Mutual liking increases attraction:
When someone expresses liking, it signals acceptance and validation,
Impact on self-esteem:
Being liked by someone can boost self-esteem
Influence on communication:
When people know they are liked, they tend to respond more positively
Ease of understanding
Shared interests and attitudes facilitate smoother communication and reduce conflict.