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Nicholas Epley's work begins before a conversation starts, when people predict whether reaching out will feel awkward, intrusive, or worthwhile. His new book, A Little More Social, brings together research showing that many ordinary social choices go better than people expect. The payoff is feeling more connected to the world and a lot less lonely.
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