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Band 8+: The chart below shows the main reasons why people choose to make or breakfriendship connections on a popular social media site. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts a bar chart with two categories: "Percentage who friend" and "Percentage who unfriend." For "Percentage who friend": Know in real life at 82%, Mutual friends at 60%, Business networks at 11%, Attractive photos at 8%, Increasing friend count at 7%. For "Percentage who unfriend": Offensive comments at 55%, Don’t know well at 39%, Trying to sell something at 23%, Depressing comments at 14%, Lack of interaction at 12%.
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The provided chart displays the primary reasons why users of a popular social media platform decide to friend or unfriend others, presented in percentage terms.

For initiating friendships, the most common reason is knowing the person in real life (83%), followed by having mutual friends (60%). Other notable reasons include business networking (10%), finding the person attractive (8%), and simply increasing one’s friend count (7%).

Regarding ending friendships, the leading cause is posting offensive comments (42%). This is followed by not knowing the person well (21%), someone trying to sell products (19%), and posting depressing comments (0%). Interestingly, while knowing someone in real life strongly motivates friending (83%), it rarely leads to unfriending (0%). Conversely, offensive posts are a minor reason for friending (5%) but the top reason for unfriending (42%).

Overall, real-life connections and mutual friendships are key drivers for forming online connections, whereas undesirable behavior – particularly offensive content – is the main catalyst for severing them.

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