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A preference for long-distance friendships, even in the absence of those friendships, can foster collective action
Long-distance friendships can build interdependence and trust, which can foster collective action across distance around shared goals. However, social norms, resource availability, and limited time can prevent the formation of long-distance friendships. Here, we examine whether simply having a prefe
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