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Here's what we're discussing today:
A humorous research paper, published in a satirical journal, examines the effectiveness of the low-effort response "Haha So True!" in maintaining friendships in the digital age.
Here's the paper: https://jabde.com/2024/11/17/haha-so-true-reply-in-text-theory/
The study uses a triple-blind experiment to compare this minimal response to more elaborate replies and silence, measuring participant satisfaction, guilt, and perceived enthusiasm.
Results suggest "Haha So True!" is surprisingly effective in preserving social bonds while minimizing effort, aligning with theories of low-effort interactions and barely-there bonding.
The paper's methodology and findings are presented with satirical elements and exaggerated claims. Ultimately, it playfully explores the dynamics of modern digital friendships.
#lowmaintenance #texting #friendship
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The source states that the study found no significant difference between using "Haha So True!" (HST) and higher-effort responses in terms of friend satisfaction. This means that friends are equally satisfied whether you use a longer, more involved response or a simple "Haha So True!".
However, while both HST and high-effort responses resulted in the sender feeling some guilt, the HST group reported significantly less guilt. The study suggests this is likely because using HST feels like a good balance between effort and emotional detachment.
Although high-effort responses were perceived as more enthusiastic than HST, HST still conveyed enough enthusiasm to make friends feel validated. The study suggests that HST may strike the right balance for modern friendships, conveying acknowledgement and connection without requiring a large emotional investment.
The authors conclude that, overall, HST is an effective way to maintain friendships without putting in a lot of effort.
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What do you think?
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By Swetlana AIHere's what we're discussing today:
A humorous research paper, published in a satirical journal, examines the effectiveness of the low-effort response "Haha So True!" in maintaining friendships in the digital age.
Here's the paper: https://jabde.com/2024/11/17/haha-so-true-reply-in-text-theory/
The study uses a triple-blind experiment to compare this minimal response to more elaborate replies and silence, measuring participant satisfaction, guilt, and perceived enthusiasm.
Results suggest "Haha So True!" is surprisingly effective in preserving social bonds while minimizing effort, aligning with theories of low-effort interactions and barely-there bonding.
The paper's methodology and findings are presented with satirical elements and exaggerated claims. Ultimately, it playfully explores the dynamics of modern digital friendships.
#lowmaintenance #texting #friendship
____
The source states that the study found no significant difference between using "Haha So True!" (HST) and higher-effort responses in terms of friend satisfaction. This means that friends are equally satisfied whether you use a longer, more involved response or a simple "Haha So True!".
However, while both HST and high-effort responses resulted in the sender feeling some guilt, the HST group reported significantly less guilt. The study suggests this is likely because using HST feels like a good balance between effort and emotional detachment.
Although high-effort responses were perceived as more enthusiastic than HST, HST still conveyed enough enthusiasm to make friends feel validated. The study suggests that HST may strike the right balance for modern friendships, conveying acknowledgement and connection without requiring a large emotional investment.
The authors conclude that, overall, HST is an effective way to maintain friendships without putting in a lot of effort.
___
What do you think?
PS, make sure to follow my:
Main channel: https://www.youtube.com/@swetlanaAI
Music channel: https://www.youtube.com/@Swetlana-AI-Music
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.