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Many of us go through our days surrounded by other people, yet we often keep to ourselves.

We sit next to someone on a train heading to work,

but keep our earbuds in and spend the ride scrolling on our phone. Or we engage in some chit-chat

with a colleague or a new acquaintance, but stop short of a real conversation. These moments may

seem small, but they matter more than you think.

Psychologist's research shows that even brief social interactions, talking to a stranger,

passing on a compliment, can boost our mood and enrich our life in significant ways,

and yet we hesitate.

We assume that other people aren't interested in talking, that a deeper conversation would

feel awkward, or that our kind words won't matter.

So why are we so often unsocial, avoiding connections that could make us happier?

What gets in the way of reaching out to others and what happens when we do?

How accurate are our assumptions of how

other people will respond to us? And as we're increasingly communicating through screens,

what kinds of interactions actually help us feel less alone?

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