Disclosure Theory

Disclosure Theory in general knowledge refers to the idea that sharing information or revealing facts can significantly impact relationships, trust, and decision-making. It posits that people tend to disclose personal or sensitive information based on their perceptions of the situation, the potential consequences, and their relationship with the listener. This theory helps us understand why individuals choose to share certain information while withholding others, highlighting the delicate balance between openness and privacy in communication. It also emphasizes the role of context and interpersonal dynamics in the process of disclosure.