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The Pain of Ghosting? People Underestimate How Bad Their Conversation Partners Feel About Not Responding.
Although online communication platforms provide convenience, they also bring a risk of ghosting, when one person unexpectedly stops responding to another without explanation. Extending prior research that examines the pain of being ghosted, we instead examine whether the act of ghosting itself is em
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