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homophily Homophily is the perceived similarity between people, such as feeling that another person shares one’s values, lifestyle, or identity-related characteristics.

Homophily is the perceived similarity between people, such as feeling that another person shares one’s values, lifestyle, or identity-related characteristics. In social relationships, stronger homophily reflects a stronger sense that “we are alike,” which can support closer bonds.

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Drafting source: Liu Yi. The relationship between live streamers’ self-disclosure and consumers’ purchase intention: The parallel mediating role of psychological distance and perceived homophily. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0345061; article XML SHA-256 8e7507aab99d3801444dec0a47a24c6423136bb11892dc2f627e843da1759764. “The relationship between live streamers’ self-disclosure and consumers’ purchase intention: The parallel mediating role of psychological distance and perceived homophily” (10.1371/journal.pone.0345061).
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