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Reciprocal Behavior in Business
A local bakery owner notices that a particular customer consistently leaves a generous tip and promotes the bakery on social media. The owner is considering giving this customer a free pastry with their next purchase. Explain how this scenario illustrates a key principle of social interaction. In your explanation, break down the actions of both the customer and the owner and how they relate to this principle.
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