New research suggests that people overestimate how big a deal it is if they say no to an invitation. "Invitees have exaggerated concerns about how much the decline will anger the inviter, signal that the invitee does not care about the inviter [or] make the inviter unlikely to offer another invitation in the future," the report says. Here's more from NPR. Tell us in the comments if you struggle to say no to invitations.
