A comparison of several statistical tests of reciprocity of self-disclosure
Dindia, Communication Research 15(6), 1988, 726-752. Several tests of reciprocity of self-disclosure compared across 30 conversations between strangers. Partner's disclosure was positively related to the subject's perception of it; no positive relation between partners' disclosures; one person's disclosure did not raise the probability of the partner's next disclosure; little evidence for reciprocity overall.
Dindia, Communication Research 15(6), 1988, 726-752. Several tests of reciprocity of self-disclosure compared across 30 conversations between strangers. Partner's disclosure was positively related to the subject's perception of it; no positive relation between partners' disclosures; one person's disclosure did not raise the probability of the partner's next disclosure; little evidence for reciprocity overall.
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Dindia, K. (1988). A comparison of several statistical tests of reciprocity of self-disclosure. Communication Research, 15(6), 726-752. doi:10.1177/009365088015006004 https://doi.org/10.1177/009365088015006004