Those whom the user social network adds to the friends list has more friends than one who adds it. Social networks represent a hierarchy, said American psychologists.
Due to the large list of friends, the user believes that in this way he is superior to the other friends. He thinks it makes him popular with others, but scientists call it a delusion.
Statistics show that our friends have a lot more subscribers than in ourselves. In addition, they are much more active on the network than we do. Scientists report that friends are added to the network a lot of information on their pages, and the remaining subscribers of its network browsing and further spread. This phenomenon experts call the paradox of friendship.
Scientists report that a person adds to his friends to who are much more active and influential than he. At the same time a large list of friends on the network does not mean that a person in real life as much friends. If the Internet 150 friends in real life will be about 28.
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