People Who Speak Little in a Group Are Not Distant or Disinterested: Psychology Explains Why They Observe Before Intervening.

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Participation in a conversation is not measured by the number of words, but by the way in which social information is processed before intervention

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Some people remain conspicuously silent in larger rounds and are considered shy or even disinterested. However, psychology draws a completely different picture.

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Anyone who intervenes little in an extended conversation is almost always seen as distant or disinterested, but behind that silence can hide something important.

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While some relatives still seem to be available to participate in a group conversation, others are constantly absent subscribers. But why so?