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social penetration theory
social penetration theory Social penetration theory is a social psychology framework used to explain how self-disclosure can create closer interpersonal connection.
Social penetration theory is a social psychology framework used to explain how self-disclosure can create closer interpersonal connection. In this packet, it is applied to the idea that when a person shares more about themselves, others may feel less psychological distance and greater similarity, which is linked to stronger responses toward that person.