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Given that we all have limited time and energy, it helps to prioritize a few important friendships that we want to nurture. But we also don’t want to miss out on new friendships that might form from casual encounters. How to decide? Start by thinking of your friends in terms of active relationships or passive connections. Both are important to our overall happiness, but passive friends take less time and attention, giving you more time to prioritize the friends that mean the most to you.

Strengthen your “weak ties.” Our casual social networks are larger than we think — we often have fleeting connections with our neighbors, the barista at the coffee shop or fellow exercisers at the gym. The sociologist Mark Granovetter calls these low-stakes relationships “weak ties.” But the name is slightly misleading. While the ties are not strong, the benefits of these relationships can be great. They provide networking opportunities and make us feel more connected to other social groups. A 2014 study found that the more weak ties a person has, the happier he or she feels. Maintaining this network of acquaintances also contributes to one’s sense of belonging to a community, researchers found.

The good news is that it doesn’t take much effort to cultivate these low-stakes relationships. Often it’s just exchanging pleasantries when you see another regular at the dog park (put your phone down and make eye contact!) or seeking them out for connection on social media.

Anna Akbari, a sociologist and author who often writes about friendship, describes these “weak ties” as passive friendships — those people you run into at parties, bump into at work and others you like, but don’t quite make the priority list for one-on-one time. Sometimes our close friends fall into the “passive” category over time — we shared a bond with them once, but have less in common today. Don’t mistake passive friends for relationships worthy of your full investment, she advises, “but stay open and alert enough to know when one of these casual acquaintances should be promoted in your friend sphere.”

Nurture your active friendships. In contrast to our passive friends, our active friendships are those friends with whom we share similar values and a deeper connection — the people for whom “you go out of your way to schedule with, to show up for, to learn from, to make new memories with,” says Dr. Akbari.

If you’re not sure who makes the cut, Dr. Akbari suggests a few simple questions:

• Whom do I learn from?
• Who challenges me?
• Whom can I confide in?
• With whom do I find joy?

“I want the people I spend time with to reflect back to me something that is admirable or aspirational for me — not financially, but on a human level,” says Dr. Akbari.

The bottom line is that by identifying our passive “weak” ties and our active “strong” ties, we can do a better job of cultivating budding friendships and allocating most of our friendship energy and time to maintaining our established friendships.

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