Don't put too much into an initial interaction because
A)information exchanged initially is largely positive and may be biased.
B)partners may be too busy asking questions to organize the material each has disclosed.
C)it will probably take several interactions before a reliable cost-benefit analysis can be made.
D)initiation norms may interfere with establishing a relationship.

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It will probably take several interactions before a reliable cost-benefit analysis can be made. In other words, it's important to have more than just one initial interaction to truly understand the dynamics of the relationship and make any assessments or judgments about it.

Don't Put Too Much into an Initial Interaction Because