How many friends do we really need? | Scientific American
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Article written by Rachel Feltman, Fonda Mwangi, Alex Sugiura, Alli Rodgers
New research by assistant professor Jessica Ayers explores the complexities of friendship, challenging traditional views about the number of friends necessary for social fulfillment. Ayers discusses the varying needs for emotional closeness and the quantity of friendships, emphasizing the nuanced nature of human relationships.
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The interview is structured clearly, allowing the interviewee to express insights on friendship research while maintaining neutrality. It provides substantial detail on the study and the thought processes of the researcher, making it informative and engaging.
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