Sibona also conducted a second study that surveyed people’s response to being unfriended. This showed that people were most likely to be surprised to an unfriending, while the reaction “it bothered me” came in second followed by "it amused me".

Unsurprisingly, the survey also found that people were more likely to have an emotional response to an unfriending based on how far away they were from “the peak of [their] friendship”. Users were also more likely to unfriend close friends than casual acquaintances – suggesting that the intensity of any given relationship is more likely to push it over the edge.

"Your high school friends may not know your current political or religious beliefs and you may be quite vocal about them," said Sibona. "And one thing about social media is that online disagreements escalate much more quickly."

据《独立报》报道，朋友日渐疏远。这是一个我们在生活中就可以得到印证的真理。不过，新的研究表明，这个真理在Facebook尤为明显。

来自科罗拉多大学一项新的研究显示，当我们清除朋友圈的一些人时，高中时期的同学最有可能先被剔除。

这项调查由博士生Christopher Sibona实施，并发现这些虚拟网络中人们关系破裂的原因与在现实生活中人们关系破裂的原因是一样的：第一，人们的观念是逐渐成熟并且变化发展的；第二，人们会发现他与原来的朋友没有共同的兴趣爱好了。

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