Q1. What are the contributions in "Intrapersonal, interpersonal, and social outcomes of the social sharing of emotion" ?
The empirical data reviewed in this article invalidate this simplistic view.
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...Social media provide people with unprecedented opportunities to pursue these goals [75,76] by allowing us to instantly connect with people we are close to (i....
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...For example: Are the effects of social sharing different in an online environment vs face-toface (cf. Rimé et al., 2019)?...
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...Since long, nonemotional self-disclosure was also shown to enhance mutual liking [65] as the equivalence of disclosing general information and disclosing specific autobiographic memories with regard to closeness was empirically established [66 ]....
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...The specific interpersonal dynamic that develops in the social sharing of emotion [3 ,60] lends itself particularly well to the strengthening of relational links: when sharing an emotional experience, person A arouses interest and emotions in B; their reciprocal stimulation of emotion sets both partners on the same wavelength; as recipient of B’s attention, interest, empathy, and support, A experiences enhanced liking for B....
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...Studies highlighted the positive and negative consequences arising from these forms of interactions as well as the preponderance of the process in girls’ relationships [28]....
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...Co-rumination, a deleterious form of sharing emotions Resting on both constructs of self-disclosure and rumination, co-rumination consists of interactions extensively focusing on problems and negative feelings [28]....
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...The specific interpersonal dynamic that develops in the social sharing of emotion [3 ,60] lends itself particularly well to the strengthening of relational links: when sharing an emotional experience, person A arouses interest and emotions in B; their reciprocal stimulation of emotion sets both partners on the same wavelength; as recipient of B’s attention, interest, empathy, and support, A experiences enhanced liking for B....
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