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Psychologist suggests habits to increase social battery capacity

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A psychologist suggests that a person's "social battery," or their capacity to handle social interactions, is not fixed and can be improved. Five habits are proposed to increase this capacity, with the underlying principle being that social drain is not solely determined by the people one interacts with. AI

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Psychologist suggests habits to increase social battery capacity

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Mark Travers, Contributor ·

    5 Habits That Build A Bigger ‘Social Battery’, By A Psychologist

    Your social battery may not be fixed. Here are five habits that raise how much company you can handle, and why the drain isn't really about the people.

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