Experts from Oxford University have calculated that for every 150 Facebook friends on average four are our true friends, ready to help in difficult times, reports The Independent.
The researcher Robin Dunbar, one of the leading evolutionary biologists in the UK, he spearheaded the study with the participation of 3 000 500 people.
On average the participants were between 155 and 183 friends on Facebook. In conducting the survey, the young specialist averiguó and women are more communicative people. Their results have been published in the journal Royal Society Open Science ‘.
When the participants in the experiment were preguntó to how many of these’ friends’ recurrirÃan if being in a difficult time , jumped an average number of four. In addition, the respondents admitted that they were willing to show sympathy only 14 people from its list of ‘friends’.
In addition, researchers found that people believe that online interaction is less satisfying than a conversation ‘offline’ because it is impossible to replace with messages an experience that involves real emotions
Source: Rt.
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