We often feel awkward after meeting new people, but you're liked more than you think. Learn how to improve your social intelligence for better rapport.
Best quote from Social skills and the truth about the liking gap
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The 'Liking Gap' is a psychological phenomenon where we systematically underestimate how much people actually like us after a conversation. Our inner critics are usually lying to us, and research shows that people are generally much more impressed by our presence than we believe.
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Social skills and interactions with other people professionally or as a friend
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