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Given that lower-class individuals are more dependent on their social environments and on others than their upper-class counterparts, we might also expect that these individuals will exhibit more emotional contagion in interactions. Specifically, being constantly vigilant of others' emotions may make an individual prone to unintentionally experiencing the emotions of others. 
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Does the conception of social relations promoted by social networking sites blind us to the reality of social class and conflict between classes? Articles about FACEBOOK: http://www.scoop.it/t/science-news?tag=facebook
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