Why we like to talk about ourselves in social media
People are willing to give up 25% of their potential earnings if they can share their private information with others, says a time.com report.
People love to talk about themselves. How often we have heard that?
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has published a series of studies that were conducted by the researchers at Harvard University on how does self-disclosure benefit humans.
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