If the norm of reciprocity in self-disclosure is violated, the following is likely to happen:
A) The person who has been revealing more information will reveal even more
B) The person who has not been revealing information will ask for more
C) The person who has not been revealing information will stop talking
D) The person who has been revealing more information will stop doing so

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The norm of reciprocity in self-disclosure refers to the expectation that when one person reveals personal information, the other person will reciprocate by disclosing personal information of their own. If this norm is violated, the person who has been revealing more information may feel uncomfortable and stop doing so to avoid feeling vulnerable or unheard.

If the Norm of Reciprocity in Self-Disclosure Is Violated, the Following