Confidential Exchange; a Form of Social Co-operation

This groundbreaking study explores the phenomenon of confidential exchange--the sharing of personal information and experiences among friends and acquaintances. Drawing on interviews and surveys with a diverse group of individuals, Byington offers new insights into the role of confidential exchange in building trust, strengthening relationships, and fostering a sense of community.

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