This newspaper comprehensively reports from foreign media that social activities are one of the important psychological needs of human beings。Recently，A report published on the official website of the American Psychological Association，Peggy J, associate professor at Katz School of Business, University of Pittsburgh, USA. Liu) and others recently published the research result "The Surprise of bet365 tennis bet: Being Appreciated More Than We Think" in the journal "Journal of Personality and Social Psychology"。

The study shows，When we bet365 tennis bet others，Maybe you underestimated the other party’s recognition of this kind of bet365 tennis bet。In fact，This connection is even more unexpected，The more you can win the other party’s appreciation。

Researchers conducted a series of experiments，Involving more than 5,900 participants，The purpose is to assess the factors that influence the level of appreciation。In an experiment，Half of the participants were asked to recall the last time they had contacted a friend they had not heard from for a long time，The other half of the participants recalled similar situations when they were the contactees，And evaluate the level of your joy。Another experiment，Participants actively bet365 tennis bet friends they have not contacted for a while，The researcher then asked the initiator and recipient of the bet365 tennis bet about the self-assessment results。

Research shows，In various experiments，Those who initiate bet365 tennis bet generally significantly underestimate how much the recipient appreciates this act of human interaction。One of the reasons is，The receiver pays more attention to the sense of surprise than the initiator。

Peggy Liu said，In real life，Many people have the experience of losing bet365 tennis bet with others。Restarting communication after a long period of no bet365 tennis bet，Would make some people cringe，Worried about bad reactions from others。And this study shows，This hesitation may be unnecessary，Because the recipient may be more willing to communicate than we think。

(Chen Yutong/Compiled)